🎨 Palette: Add missing alt attributes to images#15
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- Add `alt=""` to decorative topography image in `app.py`. - Add `alt="CeCe Avatar"` to informative avatar image in `app.py`. - Add `alt=""` to decorative logo image in `satellite_homepage.py`. - Create `.gitignore` to exclude build artifacts and logs. - Update UX journal in `.Jules/palette.md`. This improves screen reader experience by properly identifying decorative and informative images injected via raw HTML. Co-authored-by: cmonteverde <83616016+cmonteverde@users.noreply.github.com>
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This PR addresses accessibility issues where images injected via
st.markdownraw HTML lackedaltattributes.Changes:
app.py:alt=""to the background topography image (decorative).alt="CeCe Avatar"to the main character avatar (informative/branding).satellite_homepage.py:alt=""to the preview logo (decorative, adjacent to text)..gitignoreto prevent committing__pycache__,*.pyc, and logs.Testing:
test_api_status.py.verify_a11y.py) which confirmed the presence of thealttags in the DOM.PR created automatically by Jules for task 13489318788887677083 started by @cmonteverde