🎨 Palette: Add ARIA roles to status indicators and clarify disabled button states (#42)#268
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…utton states (#42) - Added `role="img"` to CSS-styled visual status lights in `index.html` to ensure screen reader discoverability. - Added a centralized `updateScanButtonState()` function in `app.js` to dynamically set disabled `title` attributes on the "Scan" button explaining *why* it is disabled. - Removed brittle ad-hoc button toggles across event handlers.
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💡 What:
role="img"attributes to the visually-styled Pokédex status lights in the header.titleattributes to the disabled "Scan" button (e.g., "System offline or degraded", "Scanning in progress...", "Please select an image first").disabledstate management of the scan button into a single, predictable function inapp.js.🎯 Why:
aria-labels. Giving themrole="img"fixes this.titleprovides context for mouse hover and screen reader announcements.📸 Before/After:
♿ Accessibility:
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