🎨 Palette: Add "Skip to content" link for accessibility#67
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- Adds a "Skip to content" link as the first focusable element on the landing page. - Updates CSS to style the skip link, making it visible only on focus. - Adds `id="main-content"` to the main hero section to serve as the jump target. - Uses existing design system variables (colors, z-index, transitions) for consistent styling. This change significantly improves accessibility for keyboard and screen reader users by allowing them to bypass the navigation menu.
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Implemented a "Skip to content" link on the landing page to improve accessibility for keyboard users. The link is visually hidden by default and slides into view when focused.
landing/index.html: Added the skip link anchor andid="main-content"target.landing/styles.css: Added.skip-linkstyles using CSS variables for consistency.verify_skip_link.py) that checks focus behavior and visibility.PR created automatically by Jules for task 4415372202329380408 started by @yixin0829