🎨 Palette: Add accessible labels to Auth form #220
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- Adds explicit `label` props to Full Name, Email, and Password inputs in `web/pages/Auth.tsx`. - Leverages the existing `label` prop support in `Input` component for better accessibility. - Fixes issues where inputs relied solely on placeholders. - Verified with Playwright tests and screenshot.
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💡 What: Added visible labels to the authentication form inputs (Name, Email, Password).
🎯 Why: To improve accessibility and usability. Placeholders are not sufficient labels as they disappear when the user types, potentially causing context loss.
📸 Verification: Verified that labels appear correctly above the inputs and are properly associated via
htmlFor/id. Playwright script passed.♿ Accessibility: Explicit
<label>elements are now rendered for screen readers and all users.PR created automatically by Jules for task 2097012114174739335 started by @Devasy23