What is an integrated description in video content?

An integrated description in video content refers to a description that is included in the main speaker's scripts. This approach allows the description to be seamlessly woven into the presentation, ensuring that viewers, including those who are blind or have low vision, receive essential contextual information without interrupting the flow of the video. By placing descriptions directly within the spoken content, it maintains the rhythm and coherence of the narrative, enhancing comprehension and engagement for all viewers. This method also aligns with accessibility best practices by ensuring that critical visual details are conveyed in a way that is easily understood within the context of the video content.

The other options do not effectively integrate descriptions into the video content: a separate video might create barriers for viewers who need comprehensive accessibility; textual descriptions as timed captions don't provide the same level of integrated detail and can fail to convey context in real-time; and narration by a voiceover artist, while potentially helpful, also does not ensure that the descriptions are integrated into the main content.