fix: convert nav social links to individual list items to improve accessibility #1293
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This is such a great catch!!! |
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Thank you, @Insider32 ! That's a great catch! |
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Hey everyone, I like your community's initiative and wanted to make a small contribution on improving the website. Please let me know if the original implementation was intended for some reason or if you see some problem with my changes. Thanks!
Description
This PR addresses an issue where the navbar's second list (the one with the social links - github, X, youtube ) is announced with 1 link item by screen readers due to the fact that all links are into a single
lielement.To fix this issue, each link has been added to an individual list item and CSS classes have been adjusted (moved to
ulelement) to maintain the original visuals. As a result, screen readers will now announce the list with 3 items.Methodology
Changes are suggested to improve accessibility.
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