Alt text - English-Enhanced Web Content Accessibility

Example

A simple image of a cat on a windowsill. The Alt Text might be 'Orange cat sitting on a windowsill looking outside. Photo.'

Scenario

This function is applied when there's a need to succinctly describe the visible elements of an image without including any context, text, or historical details, focusing purely on what is inherent in the image itself.

Example

For an infographic showing the steps to reduce water waste, the Alt Text might be 'Infographic illustrating five key steps to reduce water waste at home, including fixing leaks and using water-saving appliances. Graphics.'

Scenario

This is crucial for graphics, photos, or illustrations that represent concepts, information, or emotions, where the description details the crucial information the image conveys, integrated with the provided context.

Example

For a company's product image, the Alt Text might include keywords related to the product, like 'Ergonomic wireless mouse in matte black finish. Photo.'

Scenario

Applied in e-commerce, blogs, or any web content where enhancing the image's discoverability through search engines is a priority, integrating user-provided SEO keywords naturally in the alt texts.