Now it pass the Web Accessibility Checker test

[saribricka]

Fixed Issue (Some I remember)

• Readable: Make text content readable and understandable.

• Input Assistance: Help users avoid and correct mistakes.

• Text Alternatives: Provide text alternatives for any non-text content

Now for https://achecker.ca/checker/index.php there are no known problems

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[Sheeri]

This is FANTASTIC. I am so glad that you raised this as an issue. Accessibility is SO important.

ALT tags should describe the image being shown, but not be too long.

alt='fork' doesn't really describe the image well - is it a picture of a piece of silverware? Imagine you are a comic book writer and trying to describe the image to an illustrator. e.g. "github code repo page with a red arrow pointing to the 'Fork' button". You don't need to say "in the upper-right-hand corner" because that's already in the text, so it's redundant.

Similarly, "add new developer agency" is an OK description of the page - it's the title of the page - but imagine all you see is the code, like we see in this review - it doesn't tell us much. Something like "alt=The Add New Developer Agency page, which has several fields to fill out".

[Sheeri]

See previous comment for changes!

[Sheeri]

One more comment - the _layouts/default.html page is directly from the Just The Docs project - I am happy to accept this code change, and I recommend you also submit it to: https://github.com/pmarsceill/just-the-docs/blob/master/_layouts/default.html

[Sheeri]

This PR prompted me to add a short explanation of alt-tags with examples at https://wildaid.github.io/style/2020/10/02/Alt-Text.html - it might be helpful if you're stuck on a description.

Thanks for sparking this! Really excellent stuff.

[Sheeri]

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