Description: The alternative text for an image must reflect the purpose of the image and not contain the image file name. (The problem often occurs with auto-generated alternative texts). The alternative text is used by a screen reader to read aloud the purpose of the image for a visually impaired user. A file name is rarely of use, as everything is read out, including underscore and slash.
Context: Alternative text should provide supplemental information to those who cannot view the image, links generally offer minimal information to someone using assistive technology.
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How to fix it: Make sure the alternative texts reflects the purpose of the image.
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Techniques: F30