🎨 Palette: Add Skip to Content Link #48
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This PR implements a "Skip to Content" link to improve accessibility for keyboard and screen reader users.
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SkipLinkcomponent that is visually hidden until focused.id="main-content",tabIndex={-1}, andoutline: noneto the<main>element inHome,About, andContactpages to ensure programmatic focus works correctly.Verification:
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Pull request overview
This PR implements a "Skip to Content" accessibility feature to help keyboard and screen reader users navigate directly to the main content, bypassing navigation elements.
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SkipLinkcomponent that is visually hidden until focusedid="main-content",tabIndex={-1}, and outline removal to all page components (Home, About, Contact)Reviewed changes
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@@ -50,0 +50,4 @@id="main-content"tabIndex={-1}style={{ outline: 'none' }}className={styles.about}The inline style
style={{ outline: 'none' }}should be moved to the CSS module (About.module.css) for consistency with the codebase conventions. In this codebase, inline styles are primarily used for dynamic values (e.g., blend modes, transforms), not for static styles like outline removal. For example, Input.module.css (line 42) definesoutline: nonein the CSS file for the :focus pseudo-class. Consider adding a class in your CSS module to handle this instead.@@ -137,0 +137,4 @@id="main-content"tabIndex={-1}style={{ outline: 'none' }}className={styles.contact}The inline style
style={{ outline: 'none' }}should be moved to the CSS module (Contact.module.css) for consistency with the codebase conventions. In this codebase, inline styles are primarily used for dynamic values (e.g., blend modes, transforms), not for static styles like outline removal. For example, Input.module.css (line 42) definesoutline: nonein the CSS file for the :focus pseudo-class. Consider adding a class in your CSS module to handle this instead.@@ -4,3 +4,3 @@return (<main><main id="main-content" tabIndex={-1} style={{ outline: 'none' }}><Hero />The inline style
style={{ outline: 'none' }}should be moved to the CSS module (Home.module.css) for consistency with the codebase conventions. In this codebase, inline styles are primarily used for dynamic values (e.g., blend modes, transforms), not for static styles like outline removal. For example, Input.module.css (line 42) definesoutline: nonein the CSS file for the :focus pseudo-class. Consider adding a class in your CSS module to handle this instead.Pull request closed