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Fix audit a11y: Change wrong images labels #2709
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The question is still running for me, but the logo is mainly used in the header and often used as a part of the brand name. For instance I'm thinking about Orange Cyberdefense, Orange Foundation, etc... Which title would then say Orange master logo Cyberdefense
. My opinion is balancing between:
- We are a documentation so everything isn't perfect but we ease our UX.
- If people want to use the logo, they need to adapt the label and so we can have whatever in here.
Co-authored-by: Louis-Maxime Piton <[email protected]>
We didn't talk about this: of course, in the context of a website, if the logo is in a links that leads to home page, as it often does, the label shouldn't be "XXX logo" but something like "XXX home". For this, I think that developers can be inspired by Boosted code itself, don't you think? In this example, we don't have any context, so it would be weird to use such a label... |
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LGTM
Note: Please transform
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into- (NA)
in the description when things are not applicableRelated issues
#2667
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