@cheri @klandwehr I'm afraid I'm going to be a pedant and say that's not what the role of alt text is. Alt stands for alternate and its job is to replace the image (on a web page). There's another thing called Description which takes the describing role. Here's an example from a web page: I include a photo of my dog. I might describe the dog in the alt text as that would replace the photo for someone who can't see the image. At the end of the page I have an image of an arrow to go to the next page. I don't describe that arrow, but instead the Alt text is next page. Some images, such as frilly borders, for example, would have no alt text as they're purely decorative.