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Elon Musk just axed key Twitter teams like human rights, accessibility, AI ethics and curation - Vimarsana News

Elon Musk just axed key Twitter teams like human rights, accessibility, AI ethics and curation

On Friday, Elon Musk decimated a number of key teams at Twitter focused on everything from ethical AI to human rights.

A Twitter test will remind you to add alt text to images – TechCrunch - Vimarsana News

A Twitter test will remind you to add alt text to images – TechCrunch

Alt text, or image descriptions, offer context for people using screen readers, who might be Blind or low-vision.

Twitter ALT badge offering image descriptions for enhanced accessibility now available - Vimarsana News

Twitter ALT badge offering image descriptions for enhanced accessibility now available

Twitter has rolled out an improved and simplified ALT Badge for all its users. It offers descriptions for images that users embed in their Tweets. The network won't rely on auto-generated text.

Source: neowin.net
Twitter adds ALT badges to images, changes how deleted tweets are preserved - Vimarsana News

Twitter adds ALT badges to images, changes how deleted tweets are preserved

ALT badges allow for text descriptions on images.

Twitter just got a whole lot more accessible thanks to ALT badging, more - Vimarsana News

Twitter just got a whole lot more accessible thanks to ALT badging, more

Twitter has made changes to make itself more accessible to those who are blind or have problems with their vision. The change means that images will now have an ALT badge when they have descriptive text attached, making it easier to discern which of them have been made more accessible.

Source: imore.com