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Hey, what do you think about making assessment titles / descriptions more understandable for non-technical person.
I'm talking about avoiding HTML tags / attributes usage where it's possible.
Examples
Instead: All "alt" attributes for <code>img</code> elements should be clear and concise. "Alt" attributes over 100 characters long should be reviewed to see if they are too long.
Use: Image alternative text shouldImage alternative text should be clear and concise. Alternative text longer than 100 characters should be reviewed to see if it can be shortened.
Instead: Use the ordered (<code>ol</code>) or unordered (<code>ul</code>) elements for lists of items, instead of just using new lines which start with numbers or characters to create a visual list.
Use: Use the ordered or unordered (bulleted) list elements to mark lists instead of using new lines that start with numbers or other characters to create a visual list.
Examples
We started to work on this in cksource#13 so you can see other examples there.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hey, what do you think about making assessment titles / descriptions more understandable for non-technical person.
I'm talking about avoiding HTML tags / attributes usage where it's possible.
Examples
Instead:
All "alt" attributes for <code>img</code> elements should be clear and concise. "Alt" attributes over 100 characters long should be reviewed to see if they are too long.
Use:
Image alternative text shouldImage alternative text should be clear and concise. Alternative text longer than 100 characters should be reviewed to see if it can be shortened.
Instead:
Use the ordered (<code>ol</code>) or unordered (<code>ul</code>) elements for lists of items, instead of just using new lines which start with numbers or characters to create a visual list.
Use:
Use the ordered or unordered (bulleted) list elements to mark lists instead of using new lines that start with numbers or other characters to create a visual list.
Examples
We started to work on this in cksource#13 so you can see other examples there.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: