Adding Long Descriptions for Accessibility from InDesign
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Sometimes the parameters of the alternative text field are inadequate to describe an image for accessibility. Perhaps the description needs HTML markup or perhaps it just needs more characters in order to describe the image adequately. That’s where a long description comes in. Sometimes known as an extended description, this is an opportunity to describe an image thoroughly without length limits.
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