🎨 Palette: Add aria-label to header button#319
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Pull request overview
This PR improves accessibility in the Explorer header by ensuring the “Learn” header button has an explicit accessible name for screen readers, aligning it with other header actions that already provide aria-label.
Changes:
- Add
aria-label="Learning Path"to the “Learn” header button inApp.jsx.
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💡 What: Add aria-label to the 'Learn' header button. 🎯 Why: Screen reader users need descriptive labels for all interactive elements to understand their purpose, especially when visual layout is not available. 📸 Before/After: N/A (non-visual change). ♿ Accessibility: Improved screen reader accessibility for header navigation buttons.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 3288039988648804630 started by @madara88645