🎨 Palette: Add accessible Skip to Content link #64
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💡 What: Added a hidden "Skip to content" link that becomes visible on focus, allowing keyboard users to bypass the navigation menu and jump directly to the main content.
🎯 Why: Improves accessibility for keyboard and screen reader users by reducing repetitive tab stops.
📸 Before/After: The link is hidden by default. When focused (via Tab), it appears at the top left.
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When keyboard users activate the skip link, focus moves to
#main-content, but the inlineoutline: 'none'removes any visual focus indicator at that destination. In cases where the page is already near the top (so there is little/no scroll movement), users get no confirmation that focus actually moved, which undermines the accessibility benefit of the skip link.Useful? React with 👍 / 👎.
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