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The W3C Web Accessibility Initiative published a dedicated alt decision tree that starts from the image's role and asks whether the image contains text, whether it is inside a link or button and the action cannot be understood without it, whether it contributes meaning in context, and whether it is purely decorative, with each answer leading to a different category of alternative text.
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