Good ALT Attributes

I just found a great article on what you should, and shouldn’t, put in images’ alt attributes. It’s on a site by an outfit called WebAIM, an accessibilty think tank based at Utah State University. There look to be plenty more good articles on the site for web developers who care about their work being accessible to all.

2 Responses to “Good ALT Attributes”

  1. Michel Says:

    Interesting find! :-)

    I read with much attention the article on the images’ ALT, it was very useful, thx :-)

  2. bop nam Says:

    Attributes exist in two forms: attributes that are defined in the Common Language Runtime’s base class library and custom attributes that you can create, to add extra information to your code. This information can later be retrieved programmatically.

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