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Accessibility Question: Marking images on modern pages as "decorative" (no alt text needed)?
When adding images to Modern pages in SharePoint, the alt text is really easy to enter, but there are certain images that may not need alt text. For example, a footer image just used for decorative p...
- Hi,
Having done a lot of accessibility checking on PowerPoint's recently, I am in total agreement with this. Having tested, there is no 'Mark as Decorative' box currently for Images in Modern Pages. So I have raised a uservoice here
https://sharepoint.uservoice.com/forums/329214-sites-and-collaboration/suggestions/38938915-mark-as-decorative-option-for-alt-text-in-modern-p
Linking back to this. I would recommend voting and getting others too in order to push this up the agenda. As you say, it needs consistency but will also offer a better experience
Hope that answers your question!
Best, Chris
Hi,
I landed here looking for a way to mark images as decorative in Power Apps.
In theory no alt text (empty alt text) marks any html image as decorative.
I assume the User Voice link is no longer available because this has been fixed:
- Opening the properties of the picture (or components with a background images), there are accessibility settings at the bottom with a field to enter alt description and a switch to mark as decorative.
I landed here looking for a way to mark images as decorative in Power Apps.
In theory no alt text (empty alt text) marks any html image as decorative.
I assume the User Voice link is no longer available because this has been fixed:
- Opening the properties of the picture (or components with a background images), there are accessibility settings at the bottom with a field to enter alt description and a switch to mark as decorative.