Writing ALT text for images and meta descriptions isn’t usually anyone’s favourite job. They’re easy to overlook, especially when you’re busy publishing new content, but they’re an important part of maintaining an accessible, search-friendly website.
Beescriptive takes much of the hard work away.
For images, it scans your Media Library and suggests ALT text that you can accept, edit or ignore. ALT text is simply a short description of an image. It’s particularly helpful for people using screen readers, and it also gives search engines and AI tools more context about what’s on the page.
Beescriptive also highlights pages that are missing a meta description. If you’ve not come across one before, it’s the short piece of text that often appears underneath a page title in Google search results. It gives search engines – and increasingly AI tools – a quick summary of what the page is about. Beescriptive suggests a description for you, but you’re free to edit it or write your own.
It’s a simple way to stay on top of two jobs that are easy to overlook, helping you improve accessibility while making it easier for search engines and AI tools to understand your website.
Less time spent on repetitive admin. More confidence that your website is following good practice.
