David Dixon wrote:
I would probably revise the img tag itself to read something like:
<img src="/images/accessibility.jpg" width="100" height="89" alt="The
imagery of a person on a wheelchair is generally considered a symbol for
accessibility" title="An image of a wheelchair: the symbol for
accessibility">
Sorry, but: for heaven's sake. Can you please demonstrate how that is
*useful to any real user* within the context of the page? If this was a
page outlining different symbols, fine...but here, it's certainly not
needed. As I said, why stop there? Why not explain as well what colours
were used to represent this symbol, etc?
P
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