Imagine seeing this with no alt text. “fruit sniffer”? a capri-sun?
Thankfully, we actually did write the alt text.
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Alt Text Instagram: How to Schedule Descriptions Before You Post
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✒️ I have always believed that the most powerful tool we use is the word. Today, I am thrilled to share a project that I have been working on for some time now. ✒️🎨 I have officially partnered with a dedicated team of illustrators to bring a new collection of children’s stories to life. Launching later this year, these books are designed with a specific strategic purpose: to bridge the gap…
Getting around town when standard cars don’t fit your needs
Welcome to the ultimate list for kids’ crafts. From toddlers to senior citizens, I’ve got you covered. Who has time to search Google for hours anyway? Here is my never ending list of crafts that are not only fun and engaging but budget-friendly and conveniently located as well. A lot of the crafts can be completed with common household items, while others will require some preparations.
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As a mother and a teacher, I know how important experiments are for growing minds. Even more important is finding experiments that are educational as well as fun. With the internet flooded with all sorts of experiments, I wanted to cut through all the noise and hoopla. Here is my never ending list of science experiments in one easy location for the busy parent. No subscription required. Easy,…
✨ Fresh News: Congress Avenue undertaking will make ancient side road extra available
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Mayor Kirk Watson mentioned Austin is the envy of the arena, and it will stay that manner via getting ready for the long run.
📅 Published on 2026-02-03 21:59:00
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Congress Avenue undertaking will make ancient side road extra available
Let’s talk about accessibility and how it impacts able-bodied people for a second. I know this sounds weird but it is good to acknowledge how these things affect the majority of people.
There really is no reason to not make things more accessible. Historically, making things more accessible has helped everyone benefit more. Having curbs dip down helps disabled people in wheelchairs or similar mobility aids, but also helps people with strollers, bikes, and other things as well. Having a button to make doors open is usually intended for wheelchairs again, but I know many who use it just cause it’s easier. And it applies for other disabilities too! Captions are a good example, they’re made for people with auditory processing disorders but a lot of people use them just cause it’s helpful. I’ve been seeing on YouTube shorts a bra brand for disabled people that uses magnets and has hooks so everyone can put it on and I’ve heard people just getting them because of preference. And it’s important to me that it’s because of preference, because more options means more people can get what just works better for them in any way. Which once again, just helps everyone find something they like using.
It is true that because of how some disabilities conflict, it’s impossible to make everything accessible to everyone, but it has been proven that many accessible things have benefits for able-bodied people(or people with unrelated disabilities to the intended use). Make things more accessible forever and ever and ever because it will benefit you and most other people. You should actually care about this if you’re not disabled because you’re likely gonna benefit from it as there will be new innovation that makes life better for everyone. And this means disabled people can do more things, which as a disabled person means a lot. I feel horrible when I’m not able to do as much as others and if I can do more then I will genuinely feel so much better. Thank you for coming to my ted talk
Cutting nails is a difficult task for someone with Cerebral Palsy.
Train and Mental health talk.
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Top 10 Things to Consider For An Accessible Website Design - Intela Designs
In our modern age of technology, website design accessibility is extremely important because an estimated 16% of individuals around the globe have some type of disability that restricts their ability to utilize the internet as most people do. Using semantic HTML elements like header, nav, main, and footer helps screen readers interpret page structure correctly.
You will achieve a more accessible site and improve your search engine optimization (SEO) with a clearly defined layout. Providing the correct and appropriate descriptive text (alt-attribute) for images will allow the screen reader to provide context when it reads images to the user. Having a clear, logical heading structure will allow persons who use screen readers to easily navigate your document using the headings. When you are creating multimedia content, adding closed captions, transcripts, preventing auto-play, and limiting any animations or flashing images will improve the overall accessibility, reduce distractions, and eliminate potential seizure triggers in those who are sensitive to flashing lights.
There would be a large oval window complete with window seat. The window would be framed with vines, and have a button for reducing glare, dimming, or creating privacy. The window would look out to the west, and my beloved Rockies. #dailyprompt #wishlist #writer
‘Accessibility is useful for everyone’
Absolutely true. But, even if it wasn’t, it would be important anyway.
It shouldn’t have to affect you to matter to you.
This blog exists to reblog, without judgement of the content, posts containing images without alt text. I will add my own image descriptions to these posts in line with what should be in the alt text. As I am not the creator of the posts, I may see some visual information as solely decorative (thus omitting it) whereas the creator may think this is important to the meaning of the image. I will also describe audio and video content, as this is not always accessible.
This blog exists to make Tumblr a little better for screen reader users and other disabled people. Content posted here will be in the language English: I encourage speakers of other languages to offer similar services in posts in their own language(s). There is no DNI and I will not block people. This is a sideblog.
When you’ve ever had a PET scan, you understand it’s an ordeal. The scans assist medical doctors detect most cancers and monitor its unfold, however the course of itself is a logistical nightmare for sufferers.
It begins with fasting for 4 to 6 hours earlier than coming into the hospital — and good luck to you in case you reside rurally and your native hospital doesn’t have a PET scanner.…
