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The accessibility guide · Buttons, links, and images

Images with no description behind them

An image with no alt text is silence to a screen reader — blind guests miss the dish, the special, the hours, and never know they missed it.

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Images with no description behind them

What it actually is

A photo or graphic with nothing written for a screen reader to say.

Who it shuts out

Blind guests miss whatever the image was carrying — the dish, the special, the graphic with your hours on it — with no way to know they missed anything.

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