QUICKPOINT

Reddit launch set

The picked set, lifted unchanged from the ad variants working sheet: the five-card carousel (E0–E4), two single-image callouts (R1, Q2), and the six freeform long-copy ads.

picked from ads sheet v20 · PNG export 4:5 (1080×1350) + 1:1 (1080×1080) · carousel cards go up 1:1

Carousel — the workflow, start to finish

A sequential story, so the numbering is real information: prompt → AI draft → refine → outputs. Cards 1–3 stay on the light ground; the payoff card closes on black, the brand's closing-band convention. Screenshots placed: typing the title as the deck forms, the Structure view with its rendered chart slide, the custom-colored chart slide ("made yours"), and the finished minimalist output. No CTA per the working-set rule — card 4's lower third is where one would go if this runs on a platform that needs it.

E0–E4 · five cards; E0 opens with the inaccessibility hook, the steps stay “1 of 4”. The strip scrolls sideways, as the placed carousel would.

Single-image callouts

R1 and Q2 from the inaccessible-ad sets; post titles on the captions.

R1 · black, contrast demo. The failing line is 2.9:1 by design; the payoff line is 21:1. Keep the fail line ≥2.5:1 so it reads as degraded, not invisible.
Post title: “This ad fails WCAG on purpose. Your slides won’t.” 49

Q2 · light, the classroom turn. Moves the question from the ad to their students. Verify the one-in-twelve stat before running.
Post title: “Someone in your class can’t read your slides.” 45

Reddit freeform — long copy

Six text ads for Reddit's freeform format: higher ed and special ed, per-jurisdiction (US / UK / Canada). Set as prose for reading — freeform ads carry no artwork, so these retheme with the page. Ad 1's headline was missing from the source; the one shown is drafted to match ads 2–3 — replace freely.

1 · Higher ed · US — ADA Title II

Your course content is now covered by ADA Title II. Making your slides comply shouldn't be a second job. (drafted)

Write your lecture in plain text, or paste your notes straight in, and QuickPoint builds the slides — structure, images, even charts from your data — in about sixty seconds. Accessibility isn't a checkbox pass at the end; it's how the slides are constructed. Screen-reader-ready structure, real headings, enforced contrast. Students get a reading ruler, a neurodivergent reader mode, and adjustable text and color — built into the same deck everyone else sees. When you're done: present it, print it, or share it with an accessible PDF to match.

Your words, structured for learning. quickpoint.me

2 · Higher ed · UK — WCAG 2.2 AA

University content is now monitored against WCAG 2.2 AA. Making your slides comply shouldn't be a second job.

Under the Public Sector Bodies Accessibility Regulations, UK universities are audited against WCAG 2.2 AA — and that includes the slides and documents you upload to the VLE, not just the university website. For most lecturers and higher ed teachers, that translates to contrast checkers, alt-text audits, heading-structure fixes, and remediating PDFs nobody has time to remediate.

QuickPoint starts from the other end: write your lecture in plain text, or paste your notes straight in, and it builds the deck — structure, images, even charts from your data — in about sixty seconds. Accessibility isn't a checkbox pass at the end; it's how the slides are constructed. Screen-reader-ready structure, real headings, enforced contrast. Students get a reading ruler, a neurodivergent reader mode, and adjustable text and colour — built into the same deck everyone else sees. When you're done: present it, print it, or share it with an accessible PDF to match.

Your words, structured for learning. quickpoint.me

3 · Higher ed · Canada — WCAG + provincial acts

From the AODA to Accessible BC, your course materials are in scope. Making them comply shouldn't be a second job.

Accessibility law in Canadian higher education is no longer hypothetical. Ontario's AODA already requires WCAG-conformant web content from universities, and provincial acts in British Columbia, Manitoba and Nova Scotia are building toward the same standard — with WCAG AA as the common benchmark. That includes the slides and documents you post to the LMS, not just the institution's website. For most instructors, it translates to contrast checkers, alt-text audits, heading-structure fixes, and remediating PDFs nobody has time to remediate.

QuickPoint starts from the other end: write your lecture in plain text, or paste your notes straight in, and it builds the deck — structure, images, even charts from your data — in about sixty seconds. Accessibility isn't a checkbox pass at the end; it's how the slides are constructed. Screen-reader-ready structure, real headings, enforced contrast. Students get a reading ruler, a neurodivergent reader mode, and adjustable text and colour — built into the same deck everyone else sees. When you're done: present it, print it, or share it with an accessible PDF to match.

Your words, structured for learning. quickpoint.me

4 · Special ed · US — ADA Title II

One deck. Every reader. Stop making three versions of every lesson.

Differentiation usually means duplication: the deck, the large-print handout, the simplified copy, the version that works with a screen reader. And with ADA Title II now requiring WCAG 2.1 AA for public schools' digital content, the versions you make are compliance documents too.

QuickPoint's answer is one deck with the supports already inside. A reading ruler for students who need tracking help. A neurodivergent reader mode. Adjustable text size, font and color. Screen-reader-ready structure. They sit quietly in the same presentation the whole class sees — the students who need them use them, and everyone else never notices they're there. No separate handout, no student singled out.

You write the lesson in plain text — or paste your notes in — and the deck builds itself in about sixty seconds, accommodations included, with an accessible PDF when you need print. One source, every format your classroom needs.

Accommodations, built in. quickpoint.me

5 · Special ed · UK — WCAG 2.2 AA

One deck. Every reader. Stop making three versions of every lesson.

Differentiation usually means duplication: the deck, the large-print handout, the simplified copy, the version that works with a screen reader. And with WCAG 2.2 AA now the standard UK public-sector content is held to, the versions you make are compliance documents too.

QuickPoint's answer is one deck with the supports already inside. A reading ruler for students who need tracking help. A neurodivergent reader mode. Adjustable text size, font and colour. Screen-reader-ready structure. They sit quietly in the same presentation the whole class sees — the students who need them use them, and everyone else never notices they're there. No separate handout, no student singled out.

You write the lesson in plain text — or paste your notes in — and the deck builds itself in about sixty seconds, accommodations included, with an accessible PDF when you need print. One source, every format your classroom needs.

Accommodations, built in. quickpoint.me

6 · Special ed · Canada — WCAG + provincial acts

One deck. Every reader. Stop making three versions of every lesson.

Differentiation usually means duplication: the deck, the large-print handout, the simplified copy, the version that works with a screen reader. And with WCAG the benchmark under Ontario's AODA and the newer provincial accessibility acts in BC, Manitoba and Nova Scotia, the versions you make are compliance documents too.

QuickPoint's answer is one deck with the supports already inside. A reading ruler for students who need tracking help. A neurodivergent reader mode. Adjustable text size, font and colour. Screen-reader-ready structure. They sit quietly in the same presentation the whole class sees — the students who need them use them, and everyone else never notices they're there. No separate handout, no student singled out.

You write the lesson in plain text — or paste your notes in — and the deck builds itself in about sixty seconds, accommodations included, with an accessible PDF when you need print. One source, every format your classroom needs.

Accommodations, built in. quickpoint.me