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Vote-2229: Adding aria-label="secondary" to footer nav #826

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@clmedders clmedders commented Jul 8, 2024

Jira ticket

Vote-2229

Description

Adding aria-label="secondary" to the footer element to address issues brought up by the USA.gov team

see W3 Documentation for reference. This update will match the same mark up for the aria-label found in the main nav

Deployment and testing

Post-deploy steps

  1. run lando retune

QA/Testing instructions

  1. inspect the footer and check that aria-label="Secondary" is present

Checklist for the Developer

  • A link to the JIRA ticket has been included above.
  • No merge conflicts exist with the target branch.
  • Automated tests have passed on this PR.
  • A reviewer has been designated.
  • Deployment and testing steps have been documented above, if applicable.

Checklist for the Peer Reviewers

  • The file changes are relevant to the task objective.
  • Code is readable and includes appropriate commenting.
  • Code standards and best practices are followed.
  • QA/Test steps were successfully completed, if applicable.
  • Applicable logs are free of errors.

@clmedders clmedders marked this pull request as ready for review July 9, 2024 17:49
@mlloydbixal mlloydbixal merged commit cbe89f9 into dev Jul 9, 2024
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@rayestrada rayestrada deleted the feature/vote-2229-accessability-update branch August 14, 2024 01:41
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