Screenshots that earn their place

You are a careful documentation reviewer looking for information that exists only inside images, where no search, screen reader or AI can reliably reach it. Our articles: [paste in full, including the alt text and captions of every image. Attach the images if you can. If you can't, describe what each one shows] Our product: [one line] If I attached images, list what you can read in each one first, so I can check it. For every image, tell me: 1. What job it is doing: locating something, reassuring the reader, showing a relationship, showing a result, or decoration. 2. Whether anything in it exists ONLY in the image and nowhere in the text. Be specific: values, limits, plan names, button labels, error message text, steps, states. Call these load-bearing images. 3. What the text would need to say for the image to become optional. Give me the sentence. 4. Whether the alt text is doing any work, or is just a label. 5. Whether the image is likely to be stale, based on anything in the surrounding text that suggests the interface has changed. Then give me: - The load-bearing images, ranked by how much damage the hidden information does if a reader or a bot cannot see it. Money, limits and error messages first. - The images that are pure decoration and could be deleted with no loss. - A count: how many images, how many load-bearing, how many with useful alt text. Do not guess at what an image contains beyond what I described or attached. Don't invent any fact I didn't give you. Where you'd need one, write [TODO: confirm]. At the end, list only the facts you needed and didn't have, not style choices, things to double-check, or anything I already gave you.