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hello Everyone

I learn an On page seo please suggest me

how to create Alt Tag & Link creation?

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asked whether alt or title is the right attribute: alt is the primary attribute for accessibility and for helping search engines understand an image. title is optional, often ignored by screen readers and search engines, and should not be used as a substitute for a proper alt. See the HTML img reference for details: MDN: img element.

Writing useful alt text

  • Keep alt text concise and descriptive (a short phrase or sentence). Avoid keyword stuffing and leading phrases like "image of" — screen readers already announce it as an image.
  • Use an empty alt (alt="") for purely decorative images so they are skipped by assistive tech.
  • For complex diagrams, provide a long description nearby or via a referenced long description; don’t cram long explanations into the alt.
  • Many screen readers truncate long alt content (around 125 characters), so prioritize the most relevant information. Accessibility techniques: WebAIM: Alternative Text and WCAG guidance at W3C WCAG 2.1.

Link text and attributes

  • Anchor text should describe the link target (avoid "click here" or generic labels). If an image is a link, the image’s alt should convey the link’s purpose.
  • Use rel correctly: paid links → rel="sponsored", user-generated content → rel="ugc", and for security when opening new tabs use rel="noopener noreferrer" with target="_blank". Note that the anchor example in ’s post is malformed; ensure valid, non-nested HTML. See: MDN: rel attribute

Extra on performance and semantics

  • Serve responsive images (srcset/sizes), set explicit width/height to avoid layout shifts, and lazy-load large images for speed.
  • Use semantic markup (figure + figcaption) for images that need captions or longer context: MDN: figure element

These points complement the thread replies: use descriptive, concise alt; don’t rely on title; make anchors meaningful and correctly formed; and add responsiveness and semantic captions where appropriate.

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alt tag for image?? or tirle attribute for link???

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All tag use for only image,
ex, <img src="Your img link" alt="your keyword" />

Link Creation,
<a href=" domain name">Your key word or any name</a>

Hope you are understand.
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For example:<img src="puppy.jpg" alt="Dalmatian puppy playing fetch">
It's a good idea to make sure that images are placed near the relevant text. Also, provide good, descriptive titles and captions for your images.

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