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Random Web Design Tip
Use Appropriate “Alt” Text for Images That Are Links
If you use an image as a link, the value of your "alt" attribute should indicate the function of the link, and not simply describe the visual look of the image.
For example, if the image is a Goolge logo that links to Google, use:
<img
alt="Go to Google" src="googlelogo.gif" />
rather than
<img
alt="Google logo" src="googlelogo.gif" />
Current Cabrillo Courses
- Web Publishing 1 (DM60A), Spring 2010
- Web Publishing 2 (DM160B), Spring 2010
- Web Publishing 3 (DM160C), Spring 2010
Web Design Resources
Miscellaneous
- Rescue After 40 Minutes Trapped in an Elevator
- “Copyright vs. Community in the Age of Computer Networks” — Richard Stallman Talk at Cabrillo College, 2/4/08