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Fix Accessibility Violations in Footer #402
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Description
PR Summary
This PR fixes multiple WCAG accessibility violations in homepage identified by IBM Equal Access Accessibility Checker in the footer component.
All violations are located in /html[1]/body[1]/footer[1] and affect social media icons and links.
1. SVG Graphics Missing Accessible Names (6 violations)
svg_graphics_labelled2. Links Missing Text or Labels (5 violations)
a_text_purpose3. Buttons Missing Labels (5 violations)
input_label_existsIssue Report
Screenshot of Violation Elements:

Violation Report:
http%3A%2F%2Flocalhost%3A4321%2F_llm_processed_group_size_final.json
Changes Made
Testing
✅ All 16 accessibility violations resolved
✅ Screen readers can now properly announce all social media links
✅ Keyboard navigation users receive clear context for each button
✅ Visual appearance unchanged
Note: This fix improves the experience for users relying on assistive technologies without affecting the visual design or functionality for sighted users.
Additional Info
The patch submitted in this PR was generated by A11YRepair, an automated Web Accessibility repair tool that I developed to address common accessibility violations in web applications. The generated fixes were manually reviewed and validated before submission.
Type of Change
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