HTML attributes consist of a name and a value. For example, when defining an image, the name “src” is used and the value is the file name of the image. The “alt” attribute specifies an ...

If your blog images are too large, users may have to scroll to see them. Make the images too small, and blog visitors might not notice them. Site designers who create pages for blog sites such as ...

If you had to pick between using an Alt attribute in your images versus a Title attribute in your images, I would go with an Alt attribute. The alt attribute is basically "alternate text" for your ...

We tend to see text in image alt attributes as a part of the page where the image is embedded (as well as context for the image); if that's an image within a "h1", then that would be a part of the ...