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<a title="Writing good ALT text One of the first things anyone learns about accessible web design is the importance of the alt attribute on images. If you are using XHTML, image tags without alt attributes won't even validate, so ensuring this information is provided becomes even more important. Writing alt text is easy, but writing it well enough for it to be a help rather than a hindrance can take some thought. ALT means ALTernative The alt attribute is meant as an alternative to the image; if the image is displayed, the alt attribute should not be (unfortunately Internet Explorer gets this wrong by displaying alt attributes as a tooltip, a function better served by the title attribute). When writing alt text, it is important to ask yourself what information the image is conveying.
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