🎨 Palette: Add hover tooltips to README badges#16
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Adds `title` attributes to the social media and skills badges in the README.md file. This provides helpful tooltips on hover, giving users more context about the links and improving the overall user experience. This approach was chosen over converting links to raw HTML to maintain the readability and maintainability of the Markdown source.
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💡 What
This change adds
titleattributes to the social media and skills badges inREADME.md.🎯 Why
This provides helpful tooltips that appear on hover, giving users more context about where a link will take them. It's a small micro-UX improvement that makes the profile more interactive and user-friendly without cluttering the source code.
📸 Before/After
This is an interactive change. Before, hovering on badges did nothing. After, a descriptive tooltip appears.
♿ Accessibility
While
titleattributes have some accessibility benefits by providing extra information, the primary improvement here is for mouse users. Thealttext on the images already provides the core information for screen reader users.PR created automatically by Jules for task 18276950312043891483 started by @Moohan