Interface accessibility also depends on the content authors place inside it. An image can be informative in one context and decorative in another. A chart can hide the values needed for a decision. A recording can contain speech, sounds, and visual actions that a single text track cannot convey. This track uses an inspection-report workflow and asks what information the user needs, then makes that information available through text, structure, and usable controls.
Topics in this track
- Image Alternatives by Purpose — Write image alternatives for the task the image performs, including decorative and functional cases.
- Chart and Diagram Text Equivalents — Expose chart values and conclusions as structured text without making color or position the only signal.
- Captions, Transcripts, and Media Controls — Match speech, meaningful sound, and visual action to accessible tracks and usable playback controls.
- Landmarks, Headings, and Skip Paths — Preserve page orientation and bypass routes as client navigation changes content.
Prerequisite paths
Inclusive Interface Engineering; Image Variants and Delivery Budgets.
Neighbor track
Privacy-Aware External Integrations.
Practice path
Build Project: accessible inspection report and check decisions in Web Development: accessible content and privacy decisions quiz.
Further connections
Private Media Session, Cache, and Timed Text.