...
| Tip |
|---|
This text box has alt text and it describes, in short, what the content is in the text box. |
Section 5.
...
6: Smart Art
In order for Smart Art to be accessible, only two rules must be followed.
...
| Tip |
|---|
An Alt Text has been included in the Word Document. The alt text explains exactly what is in the graph and describes the graph itself. |
Section 5.
...
7: Shapes
Shapes cannot be read by screen readers because it is considered to be floating content. Each screen reader treats shapes differently. NVDA announces the shape as “slash”, but does not read the alt text. JAWS announces the type of shape and the size, but does not read the alt text. VoiceOver automatically reads the alt text and announces that it is a shape, but not what shape. In short, there is no good way for shapes to be read yet. When creating shapes, follow these rules to make them more accessible.
...
Rule 6: A user must be alerted to meaningful shapes in the document.
Section 5.
...
8: Using a Series of Shapes
A series of the same shapes or images should be grouped. They should also be given alternative text and a long description.
...