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Editorial and evidence policy
How we keep OpptiAI content useful, current, transparent, and safe to cite.
Last reviewed 23 July 2026
What we publish
OpptiAI publishes WordPress image SEO guides, accessibility workflows, product comparisons, free tools, Learn video companions, and methodology-led reports. Content is educational and does not constitute legal, accessibility, SEO, or financial advice.
Sources and claims
We prefer primary documentation, official plugin listings, product pricing pages, standards such as WCAG, and clearly described first-party measurements. Quantitative claims should include a source or methodology. If the evidence is not available, we soften or remove the claim.
Comparisons and commercial disclosure
OpptiAI builds the Alt Text product discussed on this site. Comparison pages disclose that relationship, identify where competitors are stronger, and carry a last-reviewed date. Features and pricing can change, so readers should verify purchase decisions on each vendor’s current page.
AI-assisted writing
AI may help with drafting, structure, or editing, but a human reviews product facts, links, claims, and recommendations before publication. AI output is not treated as a source.
Case studies and audit data
Composite workflow examples are prominently labelled illustrative and are not presented as named-client testimonials. Anonymised audit aggregates remain unpublished until the stated eligibility threshold is reached; site URLs, domains, and contact details are not exposed.
Corrections and updates
Material changes add an updated or last-reviewed date. We correct broken links, stale product facts, and unsupported claims when found. Questions or correction requests can be sent to support@oppti.dev.