Through the commands in this window, which can be accessed via the 
Accessibility button available wherever a graphic or video file can be imported, you can manage the accessibility settings of the image or video.
First, you need to determine whether the image you are working on is a purely decorative element or if it serves a function that should be conveyed to users who cannot see the image. Only in the first case should you activate the Decorative Element option: in the HTML code of the page, the <img> tag will be assigned a null alt attribute.
Otherwise, you should leave the Decorative Element option disabled and proceed with defining the following parameters:
| ▪ | Title: this is the title of the image; it will be added to the title attribute of the <img> tag in the page HTML code. |
| ▪ | Alternative Text: this is the text that is shown when the image cannot be displayed for some reason. In the page's HTML code the alternative text will be added to the alt attribute of the <img> tag. |
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The Title and Alternative Text parameters must be considered carefully, because they are important for website accessibility and optimization. |
The button to open the Accessibility window can have two different states:
| ▪ |  - Dark gray indicates that no ALT text has been entered yet: you can click the button to add it. |
| ▪ | - Blue indicates that an ALT text has already been entered: you can still click the button again to modify it. |
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