🎨 Palette: [UX improvement] hero 섹션 접근성 이름 추가 - #240
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Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~5 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Low Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to This is a small, self-contained accessibility improvement with no remaining merge-blocking risk. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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Noema LLM review
The PR correctly adds an accessible name to the hero
and referencing it via aria-labelledby="hero-title". This makes the hero a labeled region landmark, consistent with the accessibility guidance documented in .Jules/palette.md. No behavioral, security, or accessibility regression was found in the changed lines; the supporting documentation is accurate apart from a non-blocking date-ordering note.
Reviewed changed lines
index.html:73 (RIGHT): Thenow has id="hero" and aria-labelledby="hero-title", giving the section an accessible name so it is exposed as a region landmark to screen readers. The referenced id exists on the heading at line 75 RIGHT. index.html:75 (RIGHT): Thenow has id="hero-title", which is the target of aria-labelledby from line 73. The id remains constant even when data-i18n="hero.title" updates the visible text, so the landmark name follows translations without desynchronization.
.Jules/palette.md:36 (RIGHT): Documents the learning that everyneeds a unique accessible name via aria-labelledby, including the hero section, which is consistent with the change made to index.html. .Jules/palette.md:37 (RIGHT): States the action of always connecting aria-labelledby to an internal heading id for every. The hero change follows this action; the date 2024-10-23 is placed after the 2026-08-22 entry, which is a cosmetic ordering issue.
Adversarial validation
index.html:73 (RIGHT)falsified: aria-labelledby="hero-title" on the section references a missing id, yielding an empty accessible name. — index.html:73 RIGHT sets aria-labelledby="hero-title" and index.html:75 RIGHT adds id="hero-title" to the. The reference resolves to an existing element within the section.
index.html:73 (RIGHT)falsified: Adding id="hero" to the section collides with another element id or a CSS selector, altering layout or behavior. — The diff introduces id="hero" only at index.html:73 RIGHT; no other id="hero" or #hero selector appears in the changed files, and the existing CSS targets the .hero class, which is unchanged.index.html:75 (RIGHT)falsified: Dynamic translation of thecontent could cause the aria-labelledby reference to become stale or point to a renamed id. — aria-labelledby references the constant id "hero-title" (index.html:73 RIGHT), which remains unchanged even when data-i18n="hero.title" updates the visible text. The accessible name therefore always follows the translated heading.
- Residual risk: No blocking issue found. The aria-labelledby reference resolves to an existing, stable id; no id collision or CSS conflict is introduced by id="hero"; and the accessible name remains synchronized with dynamic translations because it references a constant id rather than static text. Residual risk is limited to the cosmetic non-chronological palette entry.
Findings
- [low] .Jules/palette.md:37 (RIGHT): The palette entry dated 2024-10-23 is placed after the 2026-08-22 entry, making the log non-chronological. This is cosmetic and does not affect functionality.
- Result: APPROVE
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Exact-head design assurance — 2026-09-20Exact head: The previous test admitted only sections that already had an Palette guidance now uses the evidence date 2026-09-20, covers Fresh exact-head Security 35471978169, Semgrep 35471978230, and CodeQL 35471978178 are queued/pending. The approval targets |
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Exact-head documentation defect at 4cb6969d88a392563503c8041578cc92691ec46a.
CHANGELOG.md currently contains a literal \n inside the first Unreleased list item:
...증거는 구분합니다.\n- **제품 안내 정합성**...
So Markdown renders the following release item as text in the same bullet rather than as a distinct list item. That breaks the code-current release ledger this PR explicitly establishes, even though the hero source contract itself is plausible.
RED: parse/render the current CHANGELOG and assert the two Unreleased entries are two list items, not one text node containing the characters \\n-. Include this in the same exact-head docs contract so future scripted edits cannot reintroduce escaped newlines.
GREEN: replace the literal escape with an actual line break and keep the existing semantic text unchanged. Do not treat the source-only landmark contract as delivery completion; the PR body correctly keeps Chromium/Firefox/WebKit, AT, responsive/locale, current-head hosted checks, independent approval, and actual GitHub Pages publication verification open.
Current status: UI source semantics PASS candidate; Release/TRACEABILITY documentation Gate FAIL until the malformed CHANGELOG is repaired.
Exact-head release-ledger repair — 2026-09-20Exact head: RED Fresh exact-head Security 35474731145, Semgrep 35474731169, and CodeQL 35474731170 are queued. The approval is stale and required browser/AT/responsive/eight-locale/publication evidence is absent; Draft remains correct. |
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Concurrent regression RCA — 2026-09-20Exact head: Successor |
Current exact authority — 2026-09-20
369cce7f21fc496a2acdc62fe250ebed0c6e4aee;main@7c4251d52c2e8caf25aa808a766649268fe9dffa;Repair
The hero owns
aria-labelledby="hero-title", and the standard-library parser checks all 11 homepage sections and requires every label to resolve to exactly one realh1–h6target. The CHANGELOG contract also rejects literal\n-separators.Successor
9314d2c…weakened the parser to arbitrary IDs, deleted the CHANGELOG regression contract and 130-line Gap baseline, and reverted verified Palette/CHANGELOG evidence. Five ordinary-forward commits restored the exact verified blobs. Compare fromdf6bdeb428fbd1ffeff91d0bc34a828b9c0e4b9c: six commits ahead,files: [].Acceptance state
Source semantics and ledger contracts are GREEN. Security, Semgrep, and CodeQL are queued. The site still lacks current-head independent approval, all-eight-locale authority, Chromium/Firefox/WebKit, AT, touch/keyboard, 320/768/desktop, recovery/rollback, measured performance, and publication verification.