Alt-Text
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I started with the existing comic template. I brainstormed story ideas with my recent photos.
I added my own recent images to the comic strip. I created a visual version of the story.
I added alt-text to the images by enable to the screen reader accessibility feature.
I began to add captions to the images to tell the full story!
I completed all the steps and made sure I am not missing anything.
Reflection
1. What is the theme of the work?
The theme of the work is to demonstrate the use of alt-text on a comic which I created about a girl who visits a flower garden in the Bronx.​
2. How is that theme particularly expressed through the modality of the week?
I have expressed this comic by fulfilling the requirements on the comic template.
3. Which elements of the work are beautifully/wonderfully/perfectly expressed through the modality?
The physical elements such as images and caption are perfectly layed out within this modality.​
4. Which elements are lost or inexpressible through the modality of the week?
The captions are not too long because I am finding a hard time to express a deeper meaning of the photos.​
5. Who does this project exclude? Who would not be able to interact with this work? Who is this modality not accessible for?
​People who do not have screen-readers cannot access the alt-text of the content.
6. Now that you’ve identified who is excluded, what is one way you could remix this piece to include another population?
I will need to figure out a way to display the alt-text of the content so that users who have the extension can access them.
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