What kind of screen reader text copy does Claude Ipsum generate?

Claude Ipsum generates complete screen reader text content — aria labels, alt descriptions, and landmark labels. It adjusts style based on the context you provide.

Can I control the length of generated screen reader text text?

Yes. The Figma plugin respects your text layer constraints and generates copy that fits naturally within the available space.

Does it work for different screen reader text styles?

Claude Ipsum adapts to any screen reader text style or layout pattern. Describe your specific design context and it generates appropriate copy.

Placeholder Text for Screen Reader Text

Why Screen Reader Text Deserve Better Than Lorem Ipsum

Screen Reader Text are essential for inclusive design. When your screen reader text contain lorem ipsum, you lose the ability to evaluate content-layout harmony — the relationship between aria labels, alt descriptions, and landmark labels.

Claude Ipsum generates contextually appropriate copy for screen reader text, so you can evaluate your design under realistic conditions.

Screen Reader Text Patterns Claude Ipsum Handles

Aria labels

Screen Reader Text aria labels need to match real content in length, tone, and vocabulary. Claude Ipsum generates aria labels calibrated for your specific design context.

Alt descriptions

The alt descriptions in screen reader text must complement the aria labels while fitting within layout constraints. Claude Ipsum handles this relationship.

Landmark labels

Screen Reader Text landmark labels often have specific length and format requirements. Claude Ipsum generates landmark labels that test your layout against realistic content.

Getting Started

Design your screen reader text layout in Figma
Select each text layer and open Claude Ipsum
Describe the design context
Generate and evaluate with realistic copy