ghassanandClaude Opus 4.7
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A11y:
- Skip-to-content link lands first in the body and jumps to #main
past the header + sidebar for keyboard users.
- aria-label on the icon buttons that previously carried only an
icon: hamburger menu (+ aria-controls="sidebar"), mobile search
toggle, account menu (also drops the duplicate alt on the avatar
since the button name already speaks the user's name).
Admin:
- Dashboard stat card renamed "Live Videos" → "Ready" (matches the
DB status column; nothing on this card is actually live).
Settings:
- Duplicate "Prefer not to say" option on the Gender select — the
empty placeholder shared the same label as the real option.
Placeholder is now "Select…"; the real "Prefer not to say" option
stays unchanged.
- Birthday picker caps the Year dropdown at (this year − 13) and
the server-side register validation requires the same, so a
client bypass can't let a <13 user through.
Titles:
- Admin layout uses "{Page} | TAKEONE" to match the frontend format
(was "{Page} — TAKEONE"). User pages that said "| TAKEONE" literal
now interpolate config('app.name'). Shorts and Welcome moved from
" - " to " | " separator.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <[email protected]>
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