Topic Idea: How to write image alt-text
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- Topic title: How to write image alt-text
- Topic description: Primarily focus on what creates quality alt text descriptions, but demonstrate how to add these in WordPress. This should be a brief lesson plan and tutorial video solely focused on this, but can be referred to from any other media related content and from the Photos team.
- Objective: The objective of this lesson is to teach how to write effective alt-text for images and apply it in WordPress for better accessibility. Students will learn to identify key components of good alt-text, write alt-text, and implement it in WordPress.
- Content type: lesson plan, tutorial
- WordPress version: current
- Will you be creating this content?: No
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Triage Checklist
Please follow this Vetting content topic ideas handbook page guide.
- SME assigned
- Remove Needs Subject Matter Expert label
- Content Category applied (Ex. PHP, Gutenberg, Block Theme)
- Topic idea has passed vetting checks
- Content type label applied
- Priority set
- Content Type Checklist applied
- Content type
- Audience set
- Experience Level set
- Product type (theme, plugin)
- WordPress Version applied through Milestone (Ex. milestone 5.9)
- If the Topic Idea reporter has not opted to create the content, apply Needs Content Creator label
- Ticket moved to Ready to Create
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Research direction
Start with the proposed objective and the related Slack thread linked in the issue. Confirm the topic through the listed vetting checklist, including SME assignment, content type, audience, experience level, and WordPress version. Done means a vetted brief lesson plan and tutorial video explaining effective alt text and how to add it in WordPress, with a content creator identified.
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Assessment
- Tech stack
- wordpress
- Domain
- accessibility, documentation
- Issue type
- Documentation
- Difficulty
- 4/5
- Estimated time
- 3-5 days
- Activity status
- Stale
- Clarity
- Mostly clear
- Newbie friendliness
- 30/100