Multimedia Accessibility

Make Every Frame Count—For Everyone

Ensure your videos, podcasts, and interactive media are discoverable, compliant, and inclusive from the start.

When Media Excludes, Stories Get Lost

An explainer video without captions. A podcast without a transcript. An onboarding tutorial with no audio descriptions.

For millions, this isn’t just a missed convenience—it’s a wall.

Multimedia content has become central to digital communication, yet accessibility still lags. And the gap is growing as companies scale rich media experiences across platforms.

That’s why accessibility in multimedia isn’t an add-on—it’s a baseline expectation.

Inclusive Media = Effective Communication

With Amnet’s support, we ensure your media content meets WCAG 2.1 and global accessibility standards—without compromising storytelling.

  • Through our partnership, we provide:
  • Accurate, time-synced closed captions
  • High-quality transcripts for podcasts, webinars, and videos
  • Audio descriptions for visual-only content
  • Captioning localization for multilingual accessibility
  • Accessibility tagging for embedded media players
  • Human review paired with AI efficiency via Amnet’s Altex.ai platform

Our team blends automation with editorial precision to make sure your message lands with every viewer, listener, and user.

How We Help

In collaboration with trusted accessibility solution providers—like Amnet, Verbit, and RWS—we help teams embed media accessibility from planning through production.

We support:

  • Captioning (live, closed, and open formats)
  • Transcript creation for audio and video
  • Audio descriptions for visual-only content
  • Caption localization for multilingual accessibility
  • Accessible media players with tagging and keyboard control

Working with Amnet’s accessibility teams, we also leverage Altex.AI, their AI-powered platform, for fast, high-volume content testing. From enterprise tutorials to eLearning assets, we help ensure that every piece of media reaches everyone it should.

Beyond Compliance

Yes, media accessibility helps meet WCAG 2.1 and EAA requirements. But it’s also smart content strategy:

  • Captions support users in noisy or sound-off environments.
  • Transcripts improve SEO and help language learners.
  • Descriptions make visuals meaningful to blind and low-vision users.
  • Accessible media is more engaging, shareable, and trusted.

Whether you’re publishing across healthcare, BFSI, or eCommerce, accessibility is a competitive advantage—not just a checkbox.

Designing for All Senses
Real accessibility means asking: Can someone experience this content without relying on sight or sound?

With Amnet’s layered approach—rooted in human empathy and smart automation—we help your media connect instead of exclude.

Why Multimedia Accessibility Is Strategic

Discoverability Drives Engagement
Accessible media ranks higher in search, performs better in content marketing, and keeps audiences on page longer.

It’s Not Just for Deaf or Blind Users
Captions help language learners and users in noisy environments. Transcripts improve content scannability. Descriptions support users with cognitive or visual challenges.

Compliance is Catching Up
The European Accessibility Act mandates inclusive digital communications by June 2025. Many media-heavy websites are already under audit.

Bad Captions Break Trust
Inaccurate, AI-only captioning can confuse or mislead. Human review matters—especially for legal, healthcare, or BFSI content.

Who Is This For?

  • HR and L&D teams building inclusive onboarding or training
  • Marketing teams scaling video-first campaigns
  • Government and education agencies required to comply with regional standards
  • BFSI, healthcare, and telecom brands needing scalable captioning and localization
  • Media producers looking to embed accessibility into the creative process

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Our captioning partners (like Verbit and Amnet) support both formats across multiple languages.

Absolutely. Transcripts and alt-text boost searchability and usability—especially for non-text content.

 For some content—yes. But it’s also key to inclusive storytelling, especially in visual-heavy formats like explainers or tutorials.

 With Altex.AI and integrated workflows, turnaround times scale based on volume—without compromising on quality.

 We adhere to WCAG 2.1, Section 508, EAA, and other region-specific regulations.