xRangerDEandClaude Opus 4.7
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Every <svg> in index.html is a decorative graphic that visually reinforces an adjacent text label — the logo SVG sits next to "Twitch VOD Manager", the 7 nav-item SVGs each pair with their tab name, the refresh button SVG sits next to "Aktualisieren", and the 3 empty-state SVGs sit above a heading + paragraph. The graphics carry no information that isn't already in the surrounding text. Without aria-hidden, screen readers either announce these as "image" / "graphic" (depending on implementation) or silently traverse them — neither adds value, and the former adds noise to nav navigation in particular. Added aria-hidden="true" to all 12 SVG elements in static HTML. Screen readers now skip them and read just the labelled text, which is the desired UX for decorative icons. (The two existing aria-hidden="true" attributes on the flag-icon spans in the language picker were already correct and are not affected.) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>