Which approach is recommended for text content instead of images when possible?

• A. Use actual text instead of embedding text in an image whenever possible.
• B. Embed all text as images for reliability.
• C. Avoid using text on the page entirely.
• D. Use only decorative text images.

Answer: (A)

Presenting text as real text rather than embedding it in images improves accessibility and usability. Screen readers can read actual text for visually impaired users, and people can resize, copy, or translate the content without loss. Text inside images isn’t accessible to assistive tech, can’t be selected or indexed by search engines, and may look unclear on different devices or at varying sizes. So, the best approach is to use actual text whenever possible. If a text in an image is necessary for branding or design, provide an accessible alternative like descriptive alt text or a separate text version so all users can access the information.