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Thanks for that feedback, I appreciate it. The road to bad UX is paved with good intentions. Is the issue specifically the aria-label being too verbose? Like

• madeofpalk 3y ago
  It's probably overkill. The other way of looking at it is that if you put all that content in the visible text, does the page still read correctly? If the image is only used to convey the word "Github", then that's probably all your alt tag needs to be. The best way to figure it out is to use the screen reader in your operating system. It's hard to judge usability without actually using it. Aria-label, and the rest of the HTML (like just the text content, or label attributes, etc) all build up the accessibility tree which is what screen readers read out. All browser dev tools should have a way to view this. If putting a <title> inside an SVG doesn't result in that showing up in the accessibility tree, it's next to useless.
  • neomantra 3y ago
    Thanks for taking the time to give this guidance =)