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[draft title] Tasks Involved in Accessibility

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Introduction

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Images and Graphs

Number SC Level Task Primary Secondary Contributors
IMG-001 1.1.1 A Informative alternate text is provided for images (i.e. not "spacer" or image file name). Content Authoring UX Design  
IMG-002 1.1.1 A Informative images are described with a clear and meaningful text equivalent (alt attribute or other equivalent means). Content Authoring Visual Design UX Design
IMG-003 1.1.1 A Purely decorative images are provided with null alt attribute values (or other equivalent means). Front-End Development    
IMG-004 1.1.1 A Null alt attribute values are used for images that are already described in text in adjacent page content. Front-End Development UX Design Content Authoring
Visual Design
IMG-005 1.1.1 A Adjacent linked images and text links pointing the same URL are combined into single links. Front-End Development UX Design  
IMG-006 1.1.1 A Alt text used for images of text include all relevant text found in the image. Content Authoring UX Design
Visual Design
 
IMG-007 1.1.1 A Informative images are marked up as foreground images, and not embedded as part of the CSS. Front-End Development    
IMG-008 1.1.1 A The purpose or function of complex images is accurately described in text. Content Authoring UX Design  
IMG-009 1.1.1 A The purpose or function of complex images is conveyed using a descriptive alt attribute value (or other equivalent means). Front-End Development    
IMG-010 1.1.1 A The full explanation of complex images is accurately described in text. Content Authoring    
IMG-011 1.1.1 A A mechanism that conveys the way through which the full explanation of complex images is defined. UX Design    
IMG-012 1.1.1 A The full explanation of complex images is provided through the longdesc attribute (or other equivalent means). Front-End Development    
IMG-013 1.1.1 A Images primarily conveying function use alternative text to describe their purpose, rather than what they look like. Content Authoring UX Design  
IMG-014 1.1.1 A Text alternatives of static and linked images do not replicate any information that is already being conveyed by screen reader technology. Content Authoring Front End Development  
IMG-015 1.1.1 A Text alternatives of dynamically updated images are simultaneously updated as the images change. Front-End Development UX Design Content Authoring
IMG-016 1.1.1 A Alternate means of accessing CAPTCHA information are provided, such as audio CAPTCHA, logical question, or other equivalent means. Visual Design UX Design Business Analyst
IMG-017 1.1.1 A Images which do not convey information are defined as decorative. Content Authoring Visual Design
UX Design
 
IMG-018 1.1.1 A Charts, graphs, infographics and other visual representations of information don't rely on color alone to convey information. Visual Design UX Designer  
IMG-019 1.4.5 AA Text content that conveys information is not part of images. Visual Design Content Authoring Front End Development
IMG-020 1.4.5 AA Text that is visually made to be part of an image is handled through HTML and CSS instead. Front-End Development Visual Design Content Authoring
IMG-021 1.4.9 AAA With the exception of logos, all images that contain text are only used for purely decorative purposes. Visual Design Content Authoring  

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This is an unpublished draft preview that might include content that is not yet approved. The published website is at w3.org/WAI/.