What is the purpose of adding alternative text to an image in your document quizlet?

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You need to add a trademark symbol to a new product name. How can you accomplish this? (Select two items.)

A. Type "(TM)".
B. On the **Insert** tab, in the **Symbols** group, select **Symbol**. From the symbols gallery, select the trademark symbol, then click *Insert tab, in the sert** tab, in the *Symbols group, select Symbol. From the symbols gallery, select the trademark symbol, then click Insert*.
C. On the **Insert** Tab, in the **Illustrations** group, select **Icons**. From the icons gallery, select the **Signs and Symbols** category. Then select the trademark symbol and click *Insert Tab, in the sert** Tab, in the *Illustrations group, select Icons. From the icons gallery, select the Signs and Symbols category. Then select the trademark symbol and click Insert*.
D. Type "(R)".

In web development, accessibility refers to web content and a UI (user interface) that can be understood, navigated, and interacted with by a broad audience. This includes people with visual, auditory, mobility, or cognitive disabilities. In this course, you'll learn best practices for building webpages that are accessible to everyone.

If you don't add <title> or role="img" to an <svg> element, some screen readers will ignore the fact that it is <svg> and instead just read the text within it. That sounds like a good thing, and in some ways, it is, but there are drawbacks. Screen reader behavior is not uniform across the different brands, so the end result is not consistently accessible that way. Also, the <title> element is essentially a requirement, but won't be recognized by all screen readers unless you also add role="img". Once you add both <title> and role="img", the behavior of screen readers changes. Instead of treating the <text> element as text, screen readers treat the <svg> element as an image, and they ignore the <text> element inside.

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