Add accessibility improvements including ARIA labels, roles, and attribute #800
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Accessibility Improvements
This PR adds comprehensive accessibility enhancements to RisuAI. I've closed my previous PR due to some issues and created this improved version instead.
Changes
• Added aria-label attributes to all interactive elements
• - Added proper roles (dialog, list, navigation) to structural components
• E- nhanced keyboard navigation with proper focus management
• Im- proved screen reader support for modals, toggles, and buttons
• Add- ed appropriate ARIA attributes to chat components and sidebars
Principles Followed
• Maintained original UI design and functionality
• Preserved existing code style and patterns
• No visual changes - purely accessibility improvements
• Minimal performance impact
Tested with NVDA and VoiceOver screen readers to ensure proper announcement of UI elements and states.