🎨 Polish: Improve touch targets for IconButtons - #691
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Moved explicitly defined small modifier sizes (e.g., Modifier.size(24.dp)) from IconButton wrappers directly to the inner Icon elements. This complies with Android accessibility guidelines which enforce a minimum 48x48dp touch target size for interactive components like IconButtons, while retaining the intended visual size of the icons themselves. Co-authored-by: yuga-hashimoto <74749461+yuga-hashimoto@users.noreply.github.com>
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💡 What
Moved the
Modifier.size(24.dp)constraints from severalIconButtoncomponents to their innerIconelements acrossMainActivityandChatActivity.🎯 Why
Applying a strict 24.dp size modifier directly to an
IconButtonoverrides Jetpack Compose's default 48x48dp minimum touch target. This makes the buttons overly difficult to tap for users, violating standard Android accessibility guidelines. Moving the constraint to the innerIconkeeps the visual design identical while expanding the interactive bounding box to an accessible size.♿ Accessibility
Resolves implicit accessibility regressions by ensuring all primary interactive action buttons (Refresh, Settings, Stop) possess compliant touch targets.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 16329970278608848277 started by @yuga-hashimoto