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🎨 Palette: Improve accessibility and semantic navigation - #59

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This PR implements several micro-UX improvements focused on accessibility and semantic correctness:

  • Semantic Navigation: Replaced div containers with onclick listeners with semantic <a> tags for cards and "Back" buttons. This restores native browser behaviors like opening in new tabs and improves screen reader support.
  • Keyboard Accessibility: Added :focus-visible styles to all interactive elements (cards, buttons, sliders, inputs) to ensure a clear focus indicator for keyboard users.
  • Accessibility Metadata: Updated/added lang="en" to HTML files and added aria-label to navigation links.
  • Cleanup: Removed redundant script.js and associated <script> tags as navigation is now handled by semantic HTML.
  • Hygiene: Normalized line endings to LF for modified files.

These changes ensure the application is more robust, accessible, and follows web standards while maintaining the original visual design.


PR created automatically by Jules for task 17020946049442593697 started by @ISTEC-FOR340

Converted non-semantic div-based navigation to semantic <a> tags across the landing page and project sketches. Added visible focus indicators (:focus-visible) for all interactive elements to support keyboard navigation. Corrected HTML lang attributes to match English content and added ARIA labels to navigation links for better screen reader support. Removed redundant JavaScript routing logic.

Co-authored-by: ISTEC-FOR340 <269002038+ISTEC-FOR340@users.noreply.github.com>
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