Re: Graphics and pictures on a web site
Jaffar Sidek
Hi. You might even consider the use of CSS or Cascading Style
sheets. These are documents that will allow you to determine the
layout and look of your page, and you could do amazing things with
them: like hiding text from the sighted viewer, yet exposing
those texts to screen readers. Many web pages take this approach
when implementing the "Skip to navigation" or "Skip to content"
links. This wold mean that while your web page is well described
for your blind visitors, all those info considered unnecessary to
the sighted would be hidden from them. So they would see your
images, while those images would have descriptions tagged and read
out to the low vision or the blind without any apparent
unnecessary clutter. Contact me off list if you are interested to
take this approach. Cheers!
On 5/3/2019 6:52 AM, David & his
pack of dogs wrote:
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