GitHub Blog · Cybersecurity · 2026-08-24
More than one in four images on the web’s most popular home pages have
More than one in four images on the web’s most popular home pages have alt text missing, vague, or copied from adjacent images. Most alt text checkers test whether an accessible name for an image exists, not whether the provided alt text says anything useful about the associated image. We built a plugin for the GitHub Accessibility Scanner to make sure your alt text is actually accessible.
Why it matters. Why it matters: More than one in four images on the web’s most popular home pages have alt text missing, vague, or copied from adjacent images.
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