🎨 Palette: Hide decorative emojis from screen readers in examples#601
🎨 Palette: Hide decorative emojis from screen readers in examples#601
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💡 What: Wrapped decorative emojis (↩️,⤴️ , ↦) in
<span aria-hidden="true">across all PHP examples.🎯 Why: Screen readers announce these emojis literally (e.g., "Leftwards arrow with hook Home" or "Rightwards arrow from bar Submit"), which makes navigation verbose and confusing for users relying on assistive technologies. The accompanying text ("Home", "Try again", "Submit") is sufficient.
📸 Before/After: Visually identical. The change only affects the accessibility tree.
♿ Accessibility: Improves screen reader experience by hiding purely decorative icons from the accessibility tree, allowing the clear link/button text to stand alone.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 532667692243296488 started by @rowan-m