Looking for advice/assistance with an #accessibility concern:
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Looking for advice/assistance with an #accessibility concern:
I have 598 digital comic strips that could use transcribing. They're mostly daily newspaper-style, with the occasional larger format. Virtually all text is handwritten.
There's probably OCR software that could reasonably pull out text with a batch job, but I'll have to verify results for each strip, and manually add descriptions of the action/scenery.
Sadly, this seems a bit too daunting for me. Any ideas to make this easier?
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Looking for advice/assistance with an #accessibility concern:
I have 598 digital comic strips that could use transcribing. They're mostly daily newspaper-style, with the occasional larger format. Virtually all text is handwritten.
There's probably OCR software that could reasonably pull out text with a batch job, but I'll have to verify results for each strip, and manually add descriptions of the action/scenery.
Sadly, this seems a bit too daunting for me. Any ideas to make this easier?
@jsstaedtler Are you under a particular time constraint? If not you could just do N amount each day for a while. Keep it a manageable load that doesn't feel overwhelming, and you will be done *eventually*. Not sure there is a shortcut to it really.
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@jsstaedtler Are you under a particular time constraint? If not you could just do N amount each day for a while. Keep it a manageable load that doesn't feel overwhelming, and you will be done *eventually*. Not sure there is a shortcut to it really.
@mezz No hard deadline, though I want to host these comics online as soon as possible. So by this method, I would likely put them up without descriptive/alt-text, after which I would slowly update them as I'm able
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