For the first assignment in our web developement program, we were tasked with refactoring an already existing website, while adding helpful accessability features. While on the surface the website remains unchanged, under the hood it's been massively optimized and made much more clean.
For one, the messy html
And second, all images on the page have been given an alt description, improving accessability for screen readers, while improving search engine optimization as a bonus. We've also achieved this by adding a succinct title and description to the html doc.
N/A Already deployed to GitHub pages.
On google chrome, to view the image's alt text, right click on the page and inspect element. Click on the element inspector in the upper left corner of the dev tools. (It looks like a small box with an arrow pointing inwards.) Then simply hover over an image to view its attributes and alt text.
Horiseon Social Solutions Services
Standard MIT license, coursework.