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Writing alt texts like a pro with AEL Data Carousel Description: Slide 1: How to write alt text like a pro? Slide 2: Tip 1: Every image must have alt text. No matter what the image is, it must contain an alt attribute. Slide 3: Tip 2: Do not give a literal description. A description should contain the information needed for a user to understand the context. Slide 4: There are three types of images. Slide 5: Type 1: Active images: Images containing links to another site/page redirect the user to another action. Here the alt text should describe the action of that specific image. Slide 6: Type 2: Informative images: Images that show certain data or hold information related to the page or content. Describe the visual and text elements in detail. Slide 7: Type 3: Decorative images: Images used for decoration don't have any meaning. Here the alt text must be empty or mention it is a decorative image. Slide 8: You are an alt text pro now! Slide 9: Accessibility is easy with AEL DATA. Contact us at info@aeldata.com

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How to write
alt text like a pro?
ALT TAG
<img src="crowd.jpeg" alt="crowd of people walking">

Every image must have alt text.
No matter what the image is,
it must contain an alt attribute.
Tip #1

Tip #1
Do not give a literal description.
A description should contain the
information needed for a user to
understand the context.

Type 1
Active images:
Images containing links to another
site/page redirectthe user to
another action.
Here the alt text should describe
the action of that speciﬁc image.

Type 2
Informative images:
Images that show certain data or
hold information related to the
page or content.
Describe the visual and text
elements in detail.

Type 3
Decorative images:
Images used for decoration don't
have any meaning.
Here the alt text must be empty
or mention it is a decorative image.

Contact us at
info@aeldata.com
Accessibility is easy with
AEL DATA.

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1. How to write alt text like a pro? ALT TAG <img src="crowd.jpeg" alt="crowd of people walking">

2. Every image must have alt text. No matter what the image is, it must contain an alt attribute. Tip #1

3. Tip #1 Do not give a literal description. A description should contain the information needed for a user to understand the context.

4. There are three types of images.

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7. Type 3 Decorative images: Images used for decoration don't have any meaning. Here the alt text must be empty or mention it is a decorative image.

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