Images and documents live in one shared library rather than being attached to individual pages. Upload something once and use it anywhere; replace it later and every page that references it updates at the same time.
Why the discipline matters
A media library is easy for the first few months and painful thereafter. The two habits that prevent most of that pain cost nothing up front:
- Size images before uploading. A photo straight from a camera is often several megabytes, and oversized images are the most common cause of a slow site.
- Name files so a stranger could find them.
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Accessibility is part of the job
Alt text is not optional metadata. It is what a screen reader announces and what displays when an image fails to load. Writing it at upload time takes seconds; retrofitting it across a library takes days.