Text recognition alone does not allow visually impaired people to understand your pictures. I suggest the following text (sorry if my English is incorrect).
Furthermore your post is set in French, that will not help screen readers.
First image titled: "dog people on a winter morning". Someone walking with his dog in a snow storm
Second image titled: "cat people on a winter morning". A woman sleeping with a cat in a comfy bed.
Two little helpers I use to check my web sites for better #accessibility:
- https://wave.webaim.org Just enter your website (page) and you get a visual check that helps in fixing the most obvious issues.
- https://daltonlens.org/colorblindness-simulator Scroll down to "Choose an image", upload your image and you can check with the Machado 2009 simulation how your picture looks with red, blue etc colour blindness
DISCLAIMER: These are just helpers. Nothing more.
Allright. I guess I can use my favourite colour, orange, after all. This new version with darker green and lighter orange should also be readable for people with colour blindness. I hope :) This simulator with the Machado algorithm seems to deliver an acceptable approximation [1].
The old colour scheme really does fail big time. Thanks to all for telling me!
PSA (Public Service Announcement: After you have changed the design or CSS of your website, make it a habit to run your site through https://wave.webaim.org and fix any errors found to make sure your site is accessible to as many people as possible.
Interested in #entrepreneurship aka #startup in the following topics: #sustainability, #renewableEnergy, #solar, #grid, #energyCommunity, #equality.
Currently, I'm working in a #product department in an #ev startup, therefore I'm also interested in #productManagement, #ux, #ui and #design.
I still love my origin - #webdev: #javascript, #vuejs, #nuxtjs, #css, #html, #a18y and #openSource.
Privately you can see me nerding out about #handball, #cooking and #woodworking.
À propos des arguments en faveur de l'#accessibilité des sites Web.
https://access42.net/gaad-2020-accessibilite-numerique-ameliorons-nos-arguments
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