Where the DPR describes it

evaluated continuously against the accessibility rule set as it is composed, and a mandatory deficiency, alternative text, an accessible label, captions, or the provisions prescribed for immersive content, prevents submission until it is corrected.
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Once an item is approved in its source language, the module produces a draft translation, transcript or caption set; the editor's correction against the source and the trade glossary is the version of record, never the machine draft. In parallel, the item is evaluated continuously against the accessibility rule set and the guideline rule set in the standards reference register at Section 8, structural form, taxonomy expression, metadata completeness and standards conformance. A mandatory deficiency in either rule set prevents submission; where a deficiency cannot be corrected by reason of the material's nature, the Instructional Design …
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1. Who does what: user journey

2. The steps and decisions: BPMN process flow

3. Where to do it: screens