🎨 Palette: Improve form component accessibility#60
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💡 What: - Updated `Input` and `Textarea` components to utilize React's `useId()` for automatic unique ID generation. - Correctly associated labels to inputs via `htmlFor`. - Linked validation error messages to inputs using `aria-invalid` and `aria-describedby`. - Documented this a11y learning in `.Jules/palette.md`. 🎯 Why: Reusable form components often omit unique `id` attributes when rendered multiple times, breaking screen reader association. This change ensures proper accessibility by default across the entire application without requiring explicit IDs from developers. ♿ Accessibility: - Restores proper screen reader linking between `<label>` and `<input>`/`<textarea>`. - Screen readers will now announce error states (`aria-invalid`) and the associated error message (`aria-describedby`) when fields are focused. Co-authored-by: james20140802 <33197890+james20140802@users.noreply.github.com>
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💡 What:
InputandTextareacomponents to utilize React'suseId()for automatic unique ID generation.htmlFor.aria-invalidandaria-describedby..Jules/palette.md.🎯 Why:
Reusable form components often omit unique
idattributes when rendered multiple times, breaking screen reader association. This change ensures proper accessibility by default across the entire application without requiring explicit IDs from developers.♿ Accessibility:
<label>and<input>/<textarea>.aria-invalid) and the associated error message (aria-describedby) when fields are focused.PR created automatically by Jules for task 7188779926195940777 started by @james20140802