🎨 Palette: [Enhance Header Navigation Accessibility]#7
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- Convert logo wrapper to a native `<button>` for keyboard focusability and interactivity. - Add `aria-expanded` and `aria-controls` to the mobile menu toggle button. - Add `id="mobile-menu"` to the mobile menu container. - Ensure focus-visible states on buttons. Co-authored-by: Dev22603 <92785712+Dev22603@users.noreply.github.com>
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💡 What: Improved the accessibility of the Header navigation components by utilizing native button elements and ARIA attributes.
🎯 Why: The logo acted as a scroll-to-top trigger but was implemented using a
divandspanwithcursor-pointer, making it completely inaccessible to keyboard users and screen readers. The mobile menu toggle lacked ARIA states to indicate if the menu was open or closed.♿ Accessibility:
<button>withfocus-visiblestyles and anaria-label="Scroll to top".aria-expandedandaria-controlsto the mobile hamburger menu button.id="mobile-menu"to the mobile menu container.PR created automatically by Jules for task 2350090967123088350 started by @Dev22603