While researchers have examined alternative (alt) text for social media and news contexts,
few have studied the status and challenges for authoring alt text of figures in computing …

Alternative (alt) text provides access to descriptions of digital images for people who use
screen readers. While prior work studied screen reader users'(SRUs') preferences about alt …

Alternative (alt) text is essential for the accessibility of images to screen reader users. Alt text
can be authored by end users or generated automatically using machine learning …

High-quality alt text is crucial for making scientific figures accessible to blind and low-vision
readers. Crafting complete, accurate alt text is challenging even for domain experts, as …

Figures in scientific publications contain important information and results, and alt text is
needed for blind and low vision readers to engage with their content. We conduct a study to …

Alternative text is a necessary part of the document design process that often becomes
relegated to the work of web developers as part of the coding and tagging of digital …

Many studies within Accessible Computing have investigated image accessibility, from what
should be included in alternative text (alt text), to possible automated, human-in-the-loop, or …

Alternative (alt) text is essential for people with visual impairments to acquire information
about image content through a screen reader. However, collecting images and creating alt …

Abstract Alternative Texts (Alt-Text) for chart images are essential for making graphics
accessible to people with blindness and visual impairments. Traditionally, Alt-Text is …

Alternative (alt) text is vital for visually impaired users to consume digital images with screen
readers. When these image descriptions are not incorporated, these users encounter …