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If you copy and paste the clock (or if a non-JS supporting screen reader or search engine encounters it), you get a time such as 12:04:37. That's pretty cool, a
by rjh29 14y ago
If you copy and paste the clock (or if a non-JS supporting screen reader or search engine encounters it), you get a time such as 12:04:37. That's pretty cool, and I'd be interested to know if SVG can do something similar.
- potatolicious 14y agoThat seems to be an incredibly fringe use case to justify the "wrong" implementation (i.e., modeling images as text when your protocol already has affordances for images).
- cbr 14y agoWith images you can use alt-text to support screen readers and search engines. I would be surprised if someone tried to copy-paste a clock, and if they did I think they would be expecting to get the picture and not a text representation of the time.