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In this video, weamp;#39;ll go over the three types of images when it comes to alternative text and when an alt attribute should be empty. Check out our other videos on alternative text including an introduction to it and 4 tips to writing great alternative text. You can also get the article version of this content and other resources below. Letamp;#39;s get into it. When it comes to alternative text, there are three types of images. The first are informative images. These provide content and need alternative text near the image or in an HTML alt attribute. For example, letamp;#39;s say I was writing content about university life on campus and was talking about popular spots on campus. I used this image to show the quad. In this image, we see students running, we see that itamp;#39;s an open grassy area, and that itamp;#39;s next to a building. Either in text near the image, or in an HTML alt attribute, I need to describe the image because itamp;#39;s adding content about what th
