🎨 Palette: Improve accessibility and UX of README badges and links

[Moohan]

💡 What:

• Redirected GitHub stats cards to the user's profile.
• Moved and updated title attributes for stats cards, social badges, and skills banner to be on the link instead of the image.
• Improved tooltip text to be more descriptive and action-oriented (e.g., "View James Hayes's Mastodon profile").
• Added explicit "(deprecated)" text next to the struck-through phssensitivitylabels link.

🎯 Why:

• Clicking a stats card should logically take the visitor to the user's profile, not the tool used to generate the card.
• Tooltips on links provide better context for the destination.
• Screen readers might not announce strikethrough styling, so explicit text for deprecated items is necessary for accessibility.

♿ Accessibility:

• Improved link descriptions for screen reader users via better tooltips.
• Ensured deprecated status is communicated via text, not just visual styling.
• Placed tooltips on interactive link elements for better focus/hover behavior.

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PR created automatically by Jules for task 7560349995311447420 started by @Moohan

Summary by Sourcery

Improve accessibility and usability of README badges and project links.

Enhancements:

• Move tooltip titles from images to their associated links for skills, stats, and social badges to improve accessibility and UX.
• Clarify that the phssensitivitylabels package is deprecated in the project description.
• Update GitHub stats cards so clicking them navigates to the user’s GitHub profile instead of the stats tool site.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Updated multiple profile badges with improved links that now direct users to official profile pages instead of secondary statistics endpoints, with clearer descriptive titles.
  • Added deprecation notice for phssensitivitylabels, documenting that its functionality is now fully integrated within phstemplates.

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Reviewer's Guide

Adjusts README badges and links to improve accessibility by moving tooltip titles from images to links, updating link destinations for GitHub stats cards, clarifying social/profile tooltip text, and explicitly marking a deprecated package link in text.

Flow diagram for README badge and tooltip behavior

flowchart TD
  A_User_views_README --> B_Sees_visual_badges
  B_Sees_visual_badges --> C_Hover_or_focus_badge
  C_Hover_or_focus_badge --> D_Tooltip_from_link_title
  D_Tooltip_from_link_title --> E_Action_oriented_description

  subgraph GitHub_stats_cards
    F_Image_card[Stats_card_image]
    G_Link_profile[Link_to_GitHub_profile]
    F_Image_card --> G_Link_profile
    G_Link_profile --> H_Tooltip_View_profile[Link_title_View_James_Hayes_GitHub_profile]
  end

  subgraph Social_and_ID_badges
    I_ORCID_badge[ORCID_badge_image]
    J_Mastodon_badge[Mastodon_badge_image]
    K_Bluesky_badge[Bluesky_badge_image]

    I_ORCID_badge --> L_ORCID_link[Link_to_ORCID_profile]
    J_Mastodon_badge --> M_Mastodon_link[Link_to_Mastodon_profile]
    K_Bluesky_badge --> N_Bluesky_link[Link_to_Bluesky_profile]

    L_ORCID_link --> L1_ORCID_title[Link_title_View_ORCID_profile]
    M_Mastodon_link --> M1_Mastodon_title[Link_title_View_Mastodon_profile]
    N_Bluesky_link --> N1_Bluesky_title[Link_title_View_Bluesky_profile]
  end

  subgraph Deprecated_package_text
    O_phstemplates_item[phstemplates_description_text]
    P_phssensitivitylabels_link[Link_to_phssensitivitylabels]
    Q_deprecated_label[Text_deprecated]
    O_phstemplates_item --> P_phssensitivitylabels_link
    P_phssensitivitylabels_link --> Q_deprecated_label
  end

  E_Action_oriented_description --> O1_Improved_accessibility[Improved_screen_reader_context]

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Move tooltip titles from images to their wrapping links for skills banner, GitHub stats cards, and social profile badges to improve accessibility and UX.	Remove title attributes from badge and card image elements Add equivalent or improved title attributes to the surrounding anchor links Ensure tooltips describe the resulting action or destination rather than the image itself	README.md
Update GitHub stats card links to point to the user’s GitHub profile instead of the stats generator project.	Change href of main GitHub stats card link to the user’s GitHub profile URL Change href of top-languages stats card link to the user’s GitHub profile URL Adjust link titles to clearly state that the link opens the user’s GitHub profile	README.md
Clarify deprecated status of the phssensitivitylabels package in text for better screen reader support.	Append explicit “(deprecated)” text after the struck-through phssensitivitylabels link	README.md

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Walkthrough

README.md badges updated to restructure link and title semantics across technical skills, GitHub statistics, and social profiles. Outer anchors now carry profile-oriented titles while inner images are adjusted accordingly. Added deprecation note for phssensitivitylabels in phstemplates entry.

Changes

Cohort / File(s)	Summary
Markdown Badge Restructuring README.md	Reorganised badge markup to move title attributes between image and anchor elements; updated GitHub stats badge anchors to point to profile pages; adjusted social profile badges (ORCID, Mastodon, Bluesky) with descriptive titles on outer links. Added deprecation note for phssensitivitylabels within phstemplates entry.

Estimated code review effort

🎯 2 (Simple) | ⏱️ ~8 minutes

Possibly related PRs

• 🎨 Palette: Make skill icons a clickable link #35: Modifies README.md badge markup by adjusting image-badge link structure and hyperlink wrapping, consistent with the skill icons restructuring pattern.
• 🎨 Palette: Add tooltips to social media badges #8: Alters the same README social and profile badges through changes to title attributes and link/image semantics organisation.

🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3

✅ Passed checks (3 passed)

Check name	Status	Explanation
Description Check	✅ Passed	Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled.
Title check	✅ Passed	The title mentions improving accessibility and UX of README badges and links, which directly aligns with the main changes involving badge restructuring, tooltip improvements, and accessibility enhancements.
Docstring Coverage	✅ Passed	No functions found in the changed files to evaluate docstring coverage. Skipping docstring coverage check.

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Hey - I've left some high level feedback:

• For the two GitHub stats links, consider differentiating the title text so that each tooltip reflects the specific card (e.g. one for overall stats, one for top languages) rather than using the same generic profile description for both.
• You might want to include the "(deprecated)" marker inside the linked phssensitivitylabels text (or in its tooltip) as well, so that the deprecation status is clearly conveyed to assistive technologies that focus on link text alone.

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Please address the comments from this code review:

## Overall Comments
- For the two GitHub stats links, consider differentiating the `title` text so that each tooltip reflects the specific card (e.g. one for overall stats, one for top languages) rather than using the same generic profile description for both.
- You might want to include the "(deprecated)" marker inside the linked `phssensitivitylabels` text (or in its tooltip) as well, so that the deprecation status is clearly conveyed to assistive technologies that focus on link text alone.

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