Re: User Testing of Accessiblity Features

Olivier wrote:
> you will also have to explain the graphical choises of the website,
> because a website that uses sharp lines has not the same emotive
> sense that a website that uses round corners...
>
> So it leads directly to have alt even on CSS background images,
> because of emotion...

I don't believe so. If you wanted to give a sense of the design of the
site, you would do it once, perhaps something hidden on the homepage.

I would also differentiate between content images (i.e. per image /
page), and site-wide styles. Luckily, content images are usually
foreground, whilst site 'styles' are generally templated or in the
CSS, neither of which should have descriptions.

Kind regards,

-Alastair

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Alastair Campbell         |  Director of User Experience

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