If you want to provide alternative text or some description for CSS background images (for accessibility purposes), you can use ARIA attributes like so:
.logo { background-image: url('logo.jpg'); }
<span role="img" aria-label="Designcise" class="logo"></span>
In this example, the role
attribute is set to "img
" to indicate that the <span>
element is acting as an image, and the aria-label
attribute provides a description of the image. By using ARIA roles, you can enhance accessibility for generic HTML elements (such as <div>
or <span>
) when they are used to represent images.
This approach can be helpful for providing alternative text to icons, background images, emojis, and other visual elements that require accessibility considerations.
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