Write image support text that preserves task comprehension without duplicating or hiding the instruction.
Samira needs the migration guide image to be useful for sighted and non-visual readers without baking instruction into the image. Before: the image looks polished, but support text is generic. After: action, caption, and alt each have one job. The action moved into normal step text, because a how-to guide must remain usable when the image is unavailable. The caption now explains why the image is worth looking at, because sighted readers need orientation, not a duplicate heading. The alt describes the task-relevant state, because minimalism asks for useful scene meaning without dumping every visual detail. All support text is…
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