AmyJune Hineline to Present on Inclusive Images at Drupal Camp Asheville 2024

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AmyJune Hineline of The Linux Foundation will present a session titled "Beyond 99 Red Balloons: A Guide for Inclusive Images" at DrupalCamp Asheville 2024, scheduled for July 13 at 1:30 PM EDT. The session will focus on best practices for adding alternative text to images, emphasizing the importance of inclusivity beyond just semantic markup and structured content. Using examples from the 80s music scene, AmyJune will illustrate how to create meaningful and accessible content for all users. This session is crucial for content authors aiming to enhance user experience and accessibility. More details are available on the Drupal Camp Asheville website.

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