Alttekstipitoa

Alttekstipitoa refers to the practice of adding alternative text, or "alt text," to images. Alt text is a brief description of an image that is displayed in the browser if the image fails to load. It is also read aloud by screen readers, making it an essential component of web accessibility for visually impaired users. Screen readers interpret the alt text and convey the image's content to the user, allowing them to understand the visual information presented on a webpage.

Beyond accessibility, alt text serves other purposes. Search engines can read alt text, which can improve a webpage's search engine optimization (SEO) by helping search engines understand the context and content of images. When an image doesn't load, the alt text provides context to the user about what the image was supposed to represent. This practice is a fundamental aspect of good web design and content creation, ensuring that information is accessible to a wider audience and that websites are more robust. Effective alt text should be descriptive and concise, accurately reflecting the image's content and purpose within the page's context. For example, instead of "dog," a more informative alt text might be "Golden Retriever puppy playing with a red ball in a park."