1.2
Is every decorative image, without a caption, correctly ignored by assistive technologies?
WCAG Reference
WCAG 1.1.1Tests
- 1.2.1
Does each decorative image (
<img>tag), without image caption, meet one of these conditions?The<img>tag has an emptyaltattribute (alt="") and no other attribute to provide a text alternative.
The<img>tag has a WAI-ARIAaria-hidden="true"attribute.
The<img>tag has arole="presentation"or arole="none"attribute and does not have thetitle,aria-label, oraria-labelledbyattributes. - 1.2.2
Does each non-clickable decoration area (
<area>tag withouthrefattribute), meet one of these conditions?The<area>tag has an emptyaltattribute (alt="") and no other attribute to provide a text alternative.
The<area>tag has a WAI-ARIAaria-hidden="true".
The<area>tag has arole="presentation"or arole="none"attribute and does not have thetitle,aria-label, oraria-labelledbyattributes. - 1.2.3
Does each decorative object image (
<object>tag withtype="image/..."attribute), without image caption, meet these conditions?The<object>tag has a WAI-ARIAaria-hidden="true"attribute.
The<object>tag has no text alternative.
There is no alternative text between<object>and</object>. - 1.2.4
Each decorative vector image (
<svg>tag), without image caption, has a WAI-ARIAaria-hidden="true"attribute. Is this rule respected? - 1.2.5
Does each decorative bitmap image (
<canvas>tag), without image caption, meet these conditions?The<canvas>tag has a WAI-ARIAaria-hidden="true"attribute.
The<canvas>tag and its children have no text alternative.
There is no text acting as a text alternative between<canvas>and</canvas>. - 1.2.6
Does each decorative embedded image (
<embed>tag withtype="image/..."attribute), without image caption, meet these conditions?The<embed>tag has a WAI-ARIAaria-hidden="true"attribute.
The<embed>tag and its children have no text alternative.
WCAG Techniques
- ARIA4
- C9
- F38
- F39
- G196
- H67