🎨 Palette: Add aria-label to navigation items#8
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🎨 Palette: Add
aria-labelto Navigation Items💡 What: Added
aria-labelattributes to theLinkcomponents inDashboardNavandMobileNav.🎯 Why: In
DashboardNav, the text label is hidden on smaller screens (hidden md:inline), effectively making the links act as icon-only buttons. InMobileNav, the text label is completely hidden by design in favor of a minimal icon and active dot style. Withoutaria-labels, these navigation items lack descriptive context for screen reader users, making the navigation less accessible.♿ Accessibility: Screen readers can now correctly identify the purpose of all primary navigation links across all device viewports.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 14984852327407453678 started by @vireapp