A perfect alternate text for the visually impaired. It explains what is happening in the image, and who it was photographed by and where it was retrieved by. Not too excessive and straight to the point.

(Not sure if it got highlighted properly, but it's the accessibility button on the bottom-right of the webpage) Whenever a website has an accessibility menu option it is a great effort at providing accessibility as it's very simple to configure and boasts a lot of capabilities for accessibility. Such as being able to change languages, having a screen reader, voice navigation, contrast options, text options (spacing and enlarging),and being able to hide animations and images.

Good colour scheme that illustrates high contrast text. Low-contrast text is a common accessibility issue on many websites, poor contrast makes it harder for certain users to identify the text, edges, and shapes of several components.

(From my ITM550 project). I learned from my professors feedback that using grey as a theme colour/major colour in web design is a slight flaw as it is the least friendly colour for contrasting since it's a hard colour to convert. Solid colours are better to use.