Supports shall comply with M305, as applicable.
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M305.1 General
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Spacers (structural images)
Apply a null (Alt=“”) value to spacer / structural images....
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11B-807.2.3 Beds
Where beds are provided, clear floor space complying with Section 11B-305 shall be provided on at least one side of the bed....
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11B-807.2.3 Beds
Where beds are provided, clear floor space complying with Section 11B-305 shall be provided on at least one side of the bed....
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11B-807.2.3 Beds
Where beds are provided, clear floor space complying with Section 11B-305 shall be provided on at least one side of the bed....
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(Un)grouped images
If images are placed adjacent to each other in order to make them look like a larger whole-image, they must be combined so that there is only one piece of alt-text....
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11B-805.2.2 Beds
A 36 inch (914 mm) minimum wide clear space shall be provided along the full length of each side of the beds. [2010 ADAS] 805.3 Clear Floor or Ground Space. ...
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11B-805.2.2 Beds
A 36 inch (914 mm) minimum wide clear space shall be provided along the full length of each side of the beds. [2010 ADAS] 805.3 Clear Floor or Ground Space....
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11B-805.2.2 Beds
A 36 inch (914 mm) minimum wide clear space shall be provided along the full length of each side of the beds. [2010 ADA Standards] 805.3 Clear Floor or Ground Space....
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11B-224.8.2 More than 50-bed facilities
Facilities with more than 50 beds that provide common use bathing facilities, shall provide at least one roll-in shower with a seat that complies with Section 11B-608....
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11B-224.8.2 More than 50-bed facilities
Facilities with more than 50 beds that provide common use bathing facilities, shall provide at least one roll-in shower with a seat that complies with Section 11B-608....
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Figure M1: Overview of M301 Diagnostic Equipment for Use by a Patient in a Supine, Prone, or Side-Lying Position
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Text contained in an image
Also provide any text shown in the image, verbatim....
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2. Redundant-Type images
Redundant-Type images contain information that is repeated/duplicated in adjacent text or added as a caption associated with the image: Redundant-Type images require a judgment to be...
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4. Bed transfer space
Bed transfer space: A 30-inch by 48-inch clear floor space facilitates transfer from a wheelchair to the bed....
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3. Decorative-Type images
Decorative-Type images contain no information necessary for the comprehension of the document’s content: Decorative-Type images definitely do not need alt-text....
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Harris Communications Inc. ADA Compliant Guest Room Kit 500A Hard Case
The products in this kit were selected to meet the hospitality industry's budget allowances. This kit is for a room in a hotel, hospital or nursing home. Save by purchasing this...
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Harris Communications Inc. ADA Compliant Guest Room Kit 1000S Soft Case
It doesn't have to be complicated or expensive for your facility to be in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Other kit combinations available for your guests...
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1. Information-Type images
Information-Type images convey important information not contained in the adjacent text: Information-Type images definitely need alt-text....
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When to add alternate text to Images
Screen reader software cannot analyze images, and therefore cannot convert images/graphics to text automatically....
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5. Bed with clear floor space
Bed with clear floor space for a side approach next to bed....
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Complex / ungrouped / tiled / layered images
Combine / group separate images into one when they visually and logically are presented as one. This is so that one piece of alt-text can be applied to the whole image....
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Built Environment Image Guide
The "Built Environment Image Guide" (BEIG) provides guidance for improving the image, aesthetics, sustainability, and overall quality of the Forest Service's built environment....
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Extraneous information (‘image of…’, ‘picture of…’ etc.)
For example, the screen reader will say “Table…”, “List…”, “Image…” before the element. “Image of Pastel looking at her handler.” Reader hears it twice: “Image....
