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      <title>{altcheckr}: check image alt text from R</title>
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      <description>tl;dr I’ve made a small R package called {altcheckr} that checks the accessibility of images on web pages. It has functions that (1) scrape attributes from HTML  elements on a web page and (2) apply simple rules to indicate the suitability of the alt text provided. To use:
remotes::install_github(&amp;quot;matt-dray/altcheckr&amp;quot;) images &amp;lt;- alt_get(&amp;quot;https://www.bbc.co.uk/news&amp;quot;) alt_check(images) I’m not an expert and the package has not been user tested.
 Accessibility A web site is accessible if everyone can engage with its content.</description>
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      <title>How accessible is my post about accessibility?</title>
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      <description>The accessibility empathy lab at the Government Digital Services building  Digital accessibility I wrote about an accessibility workshop at the recent Sprint 18 conference.
I’ve since been to a more in-depth workshop with Government Digital Service (GDS), who have just launched the latest version of their ‘testing for accessibility’ guidance in the Service Manual and also the GOV.UK Design System, which contains reusable GOV.UK styles, patterns and components with accessibility in mind.</description>
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