skill-image-enrichment

To add image placeholders and Mermaid diagrams to a blog draft, you apply an enrichment process that inserts visual placeholders, captions, and structured charts into the text. This standardizes visual elements and prepares layout-ready guidance for your editorial pipeline.

The best way to standardize alt text and captions is to apply a post-draft visual enrichment step that automatically generates accessible image descriptions and consistent caption styles. This ensures visual consistency across all published articles in your editorial pipeline.

Yes, you can use Mermaid charts to illustrate article structure in your drafts. The visual enrichment process supports inserting lightweight Mermaid diagrams directly into the text to improve readability and provide structured visual context for readers.

You need to insert visual placeholders in your content pipeline after drafting is complete but before final layout. This post-draft enrichment phase adds layout-ready images, captions, and diagrams without disrupting the initial writing process.

No specific dependencies are required to perform visual enrichment for blogs. The process works by providing a placeholder image block and a Mermaid diagram template to apply consistent visuals, alt text, and layout guidance directly to the draft.