Image maps are the only thing I still use Adobe's Dreamweaver for.
It's good at it.
Note:
1. Use meaningful alt text.
2. Do not use small clickable areas.
3. Use both name and id on attributes on the map element.
Regards
Mike
Marvin Hunkin schrieb:
hi.
is image map accessible with jaws?
i
i need to create a image map for a web page i am developing for one
of my
online programming classes
any recommendations would be appreciated.
Marvin
I presume you’re using the image map to illustrate a particular principle
and encourage interaction in some way? What I’m getting at is there
Hey Marvin,
Assuming that an image map must be used, then always include
meaningful alt attribute content (or alt-text) for every area of the
map. The alt-text should clearly explain the purpose of the relevant
area.
Good luck,
Russ
hi.
is image map accessible with jaws?
i need to
It may seem strange, but image maps are more accessible to screen reader
users than to almost any other user group. They are a significant barrier to
some user groups even when correctly coded, so you should provide the
information in an alternative, accessible manner.
For your class exercise you
Marvin,
I doubt that there is any accessible image map editor out there in the
wild. This editor must be able to interpret the image. For this exercise
you'll definitely need help by someone who is able to draw the areas.
When this part is done, you can put the alt-attributes at the img and
area
