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Description
The title attribute has been used to provide alternate text to images, or accessible name to actionable graphics.
The title attribute must not be used as a technique to deliver alternate text to images, or accessible name to actionable graphics. The title attribute is poorly supported depending on the browser and screen reader combination. In some cases it is announced as well as actual text or alternate text. In some cases it is overriding actual text or alternate text. And sometimes it is ignored altogether. Screen reader users or voice input users may not be able to determine the image's purpose or to activate an actionable graphic.
The edit and remove buttons both use a title attribute for the alternative text for the button.
Additional, related issues:
The file name is repeated in a title attribute for that element. Since the text is already present, the title attribute should be removed.
The checkbox over the image has no alternative text and is conveyed to screen readers. Suggested fix:
<divclass="uc-thumb"
style="background-image: url("https://ucarecdn.com/40a86710-a892-40e6-b85d-e4ad19781ba2/-/crop/1000x633/0,183/-/preview/-/scale_crop/76x76/center/");"><!-- This text may need to be adjusted --><spanclass="sr-only">Success</span><divclass="uc-badge"><uc-iconname="badge-success" aria-hidden="true"><svgxmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"><title></title><usehref="#uc-icon-badge-success"></use></svg></uc-icon></div></div>
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Description
The title attribute has been used to provide alternate text to images, or accessible name to actionable graphics.
The title attribute must not be used as a technique to deliver alternate text to images, or accessible name to actionable graphics. The title attribute is poorly supported depending on the browser and screen reader combination. In some cases it is announced as well as actual text or alternate text. In some cases it is overriding actual text or alternate text. And sometimes it is ignored altogether. Screen reader users or voice input users may not be able to determine the image's purpose or to activate an actionable graphic.
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The edit and remove buttons both use a title attribute for the alternative text for the button.
Additional, related issues:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: