🎨 Palette: Add dynamic aria-label to notification bell#14
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💡 What: Added a dynamic
aria-labelto the NotificationBell icon-only button that updates based on the current number of unread alerts. Added an entry to.Jules/palette.mdnoting the importance of dynamic labels for state-aware buttons.🎯 Why: Screen reader users previously had no context on the status of their notifications since the button lacked an accessible name, and the state change (pulsing dot) was strictly visual.
♿ Accessibility: Improves experience for assistive technology by explicitly announcing the unread count (e.g., "Notifications, 3 unread") vs just "Notifications" when zero.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 6723226678166038017 started by @vireapp