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Related Issue: Closes #99

Summary: Improve accessibility with ARIA labels and semantic structure.

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Pull request overview

Adds ARIA labels, aria-hidden on decorative icons, and switches feature cards to semantic <article> elements with a screen-reader-only section heading to improve accessibility on the landing and profile pages.

Changes:

  • Add dynamic aria-labels to interactive elements (theme toggle, GitHub star, Learn More, platform tiles, CTA).
  • Mark decorative emoji/icons as aria-hidden="true".
  • Convert feature card <div>s to <article> and add a visually hidden <h2> heading for the features section.

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Copilot reviewed 2 out of 2 changed files in this pull request and generated no comments.

File Description
apps/web/src/routes/+page.svelte Improves landing page semantics, dynamic theme-toggle label, sr-only heading, and aria-hidden on decorative icons.
apps/web/src/routes/u/[username]/+page.svelte Adds aria-labels to platform tiles and CTA, hides decorative tile icons/arrows from assistive tech.

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Improve accessibility with ARIA labels and semantic structure.

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