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  • How to Write Alt Text on Twitter That Doesn’t Suck

    How to Write Alt Text on Twitter That Doesn’t Suck

    lifehackerinternational

    Twitter has had the ability to add alt text to your images for years, but if you don’t use a screen reader, you probably weren’t able to read what anybody else’s alt text says. Recently, though, the “ALT” icon began appearing in the corner of images, and now anyone can tap it to see the…

  • Find Animated GIFs From The Early Web With GifCities

    Find Animated GIFs From The Early Web With GifCities

    lifehackerinternational

    If you cut your chops on the web during the era of hand-coded HTML websites, then you definitely know that the most important part of a good site are the GIFs. How else would you notify your readers that your site is still “under construction”? GifCities helps you find those GIFs from the old World…

  • This Graphic Translates Web Design Feedback Into Plain English

    This Graphic Translates Web Design Feedback Into Plain English

    Alan Henry

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    We’ve all heard stories of people who look at a website mockup and say something like “It needs more pop!” or “Make it sleeker” without being specific about what they’re looking for. It can be a pain, but this tongue-firmly-in-cheek graphic translates those phrases to language you can actually use.