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Add alt-text to all R plots throughout lesson. Use the
fig.altattribute in markdown blocks like in lines 64-67 of/episodes/08-plot-ggplot2.Rmd. This step is necessary for compliance with WCAG accessibility standards and required for use of lessons in US federal, state, and local government organizations.{r blank-ggplot, message=FALSE, fig.alt="Blank plot, before adding any mapping aesthetics to ggplot()."} library("ggplot2") ggplot(data = gapminder)I have not checked all figures. Some (like above) have alt text. Others, like the next one in that episode, do not. Here is some advice on writing alt-text for figures.