Web design is about simplicity in presentation to get your information across to your viewers quickly. With this
Basic 'edit yourself' website, you can easily add pictures to enhance your presentation. People learn in different ways, and as they say, a picture is worth a thousand words.
The following is a sample article about the images 'alt' tag.
Alt image tag spamming...
This is a way that people will try to cram keywords into their website, allowing search engines to see their keywords, but not allowing visitors to notice any difference in their website. The following image is from a website that wanted to rank well for "cabbage soup diet". What they've done is inserted a graphic of a cabbage.
They've then added an alt image tag to the graphic. When a visitor visits the website, hovers their mouse over the cabbage soup graphic, a little popup will appear. Notice how many times they've repeated the word "cabbage soup" and "cabbage"? Way too many! It serves no purpose other than to cram as many keywords as possible into their webpage. The real purpose of an alt image tag is if a user visits your website and the graphic will not load, or is disabled by their web browser, text will appear instead of the graphic. This is often used for blind people. Alt image spamming is something you want to stay clear of. Using alt image tags are good, but you can overdo it as you can see above. A good alt image tag in this case would simply be: cabbage soup diet graphic.
