Fix Accessibility Violations for Social Media Buttons#700
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looks good to me, does that mean IBM is interested to join the project?
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Thanks a lot! 😊 |
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Summary
This PR resolves 3 accessibility violations detected by the IBM Equal Access Accessibility Checker in the social media buttons component. The fix adds accessible names to icon-only links, ensuring screen reader users can identify the purpose of each social media button.
Problem
The IBM A11Y Checker identified the following issues:
Hyperlinks Without Accessible Names (3 violations)The buttons contain only icon elements without any accessible text alternative, making them invisible to screen reader users in terms of their purpose.
<i class="fab fa-*">) without text or ARIA labelsSolution
Added aria-label attributes to all three social media buttons to provide accessible names: