How can an Alt tag be added to an image in Webflow after uploading it?

In Webflow, adding an Alt tag to an image is a straightforward process. The Alt tag provides alternative text that is displayed when an image cannot be loaded or accessed by a user. Here's how you can add an Alt tag to an image in Webflow after uploading it:

• Select the image: In the Webflow Designer, navigate to the page where the image is located. Click on the image element or the image wrapper to select it.
• Access the Settings panel: With the image selected, you'll see a panel on the right-hand side of the Designer called "Settings." Click on it to expand the panel.
• Add the Alt tag: In the Settings panel, scroll down until you see an input field labeled "Alternative Text" or "Alt Text." This is where you can add your Alt tag. Click on the input field and type in a descriptive and concise alternative text for the image.
• Publish or update the site: After adding the Alt tag, it's important to publish or update your site for the changes to take effect. Click the "Publish" or "Update" button (depending on whether you are publishing the site for the first time or updating an existing site) to save the changes and make them live.

It's worth noting that adding Alt tags to images is crucial for web accessibility, ensuring that users who rely on screen readers or have visual impairments can still access and understand the content of your website. Therefore, it is recommended to provide accurate and relevant alternative text for all your images to enhance the overall accessibility of your site.