Images and accessibility:
is the existence of a short ALT-Text and aria-describedby to a CSS-hidden paragraph with descriptive text following the image and a figcaption a massive accessibility overkill?
```
<figure class="image"><img aria-describedby="img_desc9" src="https://example.ork/image9.png" width="1196" alt="Error message on website example.ork" height="1092">
<p id="img_desc9" class="sr-only">very, very long text following as a description</p>
<figcaption>Webpage shows Error for customers</figcaption>
</figure>
```
I am unsure and that makes me ashamed to hurt readers of my private sites.
What do you think?
@kc what is your idea?
#Screenreader #Accessibility #webdev #WAI #WCAG #HTML5 #followerpower

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