Update images.md: swap san juan alt and title #203
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Previously, this example was using the alt text of the image of the san juan mountains to provide commentary on the beauty of the san juan mountains, and the title text to blandly describe them. This is not as helpful at demonstrating the purposes of alt and title text as the other way around (since alt text is suppose to display if the image fails to display, and title text is additional information)
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Previously, this example was using the alt text of the image of the san juan mountains to provide commentary on the beauty of the san juan mountains, and the title text to blandly describe them. This is not as helpful at demonstrating the purposes of alt and title text as the other way around (since alt text is suppose to display if the image fails to display, and title text is additional information)