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🎨 Palette: Add aria-label attributes to form elements for screen reader accessibility - #157

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💡 What: Added aria-label attributes to all visible inputs and <select> elements across the main forms (inventory-management.html, labor-management.html, payment-management.html, index.html, and login.html). Hidden inputs (type="hidden") were deliberately excluded.

🎯 Why: The forms heavily relied on placeholder attributes instead of visible <label> tags to maintain a compact UI. While visually clean, placeholder attributes alone are not reliably announced by all screen readers, making the forms inaccessible to some users. Adding aria-label ensures the purpose of each field is correctly announced without changing the visual layout.

📸 Before/After: No visual changes. The modifications only involve HTML attributes.

Accessibility: This significantly improves screen reader compatibility and compliance by providing explicit, accessible names for all interactive form fields.


PR created automatically by Jules for task 10175861496038968011 started by @shadowcoder8

- Added aria-label to inputs and selects in inventory-management.html
- Added aria-label to inputs and selects in labor-management.html
- Added aria-label to inputs and selects in payment-management.html
- Added aria-label to inputs and selects in index.html
- Added aria-label to inputs in login.html
- Excluded type="hidden" inputs from changes
- Recorded UX learning in .jules/palette.md

Co-authored-by: shadowcoder8 <185462083+shadowcoder8@users.noreply.github.com>
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