🎨 Palette: Add contextual tooltips to README links#18
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This change introduces a micro-UX improvement to the user's profile README by adding `title` attributes to key informational links. These titles provide users with a helpful tooltip on hover, giving them a preview of the link's destination. This small enhancement improves the scannability and overall user experience of the document without altering its structure or content. Specifically, titles were added to: - Public Health Scotland website link - University of St Andrews website link - Perthshire Wikipedia link - `phssensitivitylabels` repository link (clarifying its new status)
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💡 What: Added
titleattributes to key informational links inREADME.md.🎯 Why: To provide users with helpful tooltips on hover, offering extra context about a link's destination before they click. This improves the scannability and usability of the profile.
📸 Before/After: N/A (This is a non-visual change, affecting behavior on hover).
♿ Accessibility: While
titleattributes can provide some benefit, they are not a replacement for descriptive link text. The existing link text is already clear, and this change layers a small, helpful enhancement on top of it.PR created automatically by Jules for task 17638752220098518784 started by @Moohan