🎨 Palette: Improve accessibility of Add Domain wizard validation#257
🎨 Palette: Improve accessibility of Add Domain wizard validation#257
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💡 What: Added
id,role="alert", andaria-live="polite"attributes to the domain validation error container in the Add Domain wizard, and linked the domain input to it usingaria-describedby.🎯 Why: To ensure screen readers immediately announce form validation errors (like "Enter a valid domain like example.com") without the user losing focus, making the multi-step form fully accessible.
📸 Before/After: The visual UI remains exactly the same, but the underlying markup is now semantically correct for assistive tech. (See attached verification screenshot/video).
♿ Accessibility: Fixes a critical a11y gap where dynamically generated error text was previously invisible to screen readers since focus remains on the input field when validation fails.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 3207319276568376123 started by @schmug