- What is the main reason for not using text in images?
- What is the purpose of images in a text?
- What are examples of images in a text?
- What makes an image ADA compliant?
What is the main reason for not using text in images?
When you embed words into an image to obtain a certain visual style, you're keeping those words away from people with impaired vision. For someone using a screen reader, it's as if those words don't exist. For a person zooming in to read, the image pixelates and loses clarity.
What is the purpose of images in a text?
They are useful for conveying concepts and information, and they can help improve comprehension by reinforcing information provided in text. But images and media attract and engage our attention.
What are examples of images in a text?
Examples of such pictures include graphs, screenshots, and diagrams which visually convey important information through more than just text.
What makes an image ADA compliant?
To make your photos and images ADA compliant, you should add alternative text, also known as “ALT text” so that those with vision disabilities can have a description of that image read out-loud to them.