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Proper Use of ALT and TITLE Attributes

Different Practices Exist on The Web, Which Is The Right Way? The World Wide Web Consortium requires all images and links in a webpage to have an ALT attribute and TITLE attribute respectively. Making web pages Accessible and usable is an important part of the creation process. Overall, using ALT and TITLE attributes on everything eliminates [...]

permanent link 19 apr at 12:17 by fadtastic

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commentat 17:56 on 07 January 2008, Logo Designers wrote:

an interesting option from W3C vs the opinion of web marketers regarding the use of <TITLE> & <ALT>

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