Use a concise expression such as alt="Snow-capped Mount Fuji

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3) Get the length right
This overlaps with the advice about not using too many keywords, but make sure not to make your alt attributes too long.

If you cram too much information into your image, like alt="Beautiful snow- design director managers mailing leads capped Mt. Fuji seen from the Shizuoka side on a clear day,"
it becomes difficult to understand what you are trying to convey with your image.



As mentioned above, when writing alt attributes, you should keep in mind "clear and concise expressions." This
will make it easier for users to understand, and at the same time, it will also be easier for search engine crawlers to understand.
Be sure to write alt attributes while considering SEO!

summary
The alt attribute describes the content of an image on a web page, and plays an important role in displaying the content of the image as alternative text when the image is not displayed, and informing search engine crawlers of the image content.
Use appropriate keywords that correspond to the content of the image, and write text of an appropriate length.