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  • Link does not have a discernible name → Footer 링크에 aria-label 추가
  • List contains non-
  • elements → 목록 구조를 ul/li 형태로 시맨틱하게 변경
  • Heading levels are not in descending order → Hero PopularTopic 섹션의 heading 계층을 h1 h4 순으로 정리

이로써 페이지 시맨틱 구조가 개선되어 스크린 리더 사용자와 접근성 지표 모두에서 올바르게 동작합니다.

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  • Style

    • Updated various heading tags throughout the site to improve semantic HTML structure without affecting visual appearance.
    • Adjusted content list markup to use semantic list elements and removed default list styling.
    • Changed footer text and icon colors from variable to fixed black for consistency.
    • Minor code formatting and color value adjustments in the footer.
  • Accessibility

    • Added an aria-label to the GitHub link in the footer for improved accessibility.

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Walkthrough

The changes update semantic HTML tags across multiple components to improve document structure, including converting headings and list containers to more appropriate tags. Some import paths are refactored for consistency, and minor styling and accessibility adjustments are made in the footer. No component signatures or exports are altered.

Changes

Cohort / File(s) Change Summary
Content List Structure Update
src/features/content/ContentList.jsx
Changed container from <div> to <ul>, introduced styled <li> for items, adjusted key prop placement.
Home Section Heading Adjustments
src/features/home/AboutSection.jsx,
src/features/home/HeroSection.jsx
Changed heading tags: AboutSection uses <h2> instead of <h1>, HeroSection uses <h1> instead of <p>.
Knowledge Section Heading and Import Updates
src/features/home/Knowledge/KnowledgeSectionItem.jsx,
src/features/home/Knowledge/KnowledgeSectionList.jsx,
src/features/home/KnowledgeSection.jsx
Adjusted heading levels in Knowledge components (h3h4, h4h5, h2h3); updated import paths in KnowledgeSectionList.
Popular Topic Section Heading
src/features/home/PopularTopicSection.jsx
Changed section title from <h2> to <h3>.
Footer Styling and Accessibility
src/layout/Footer.jsx
Updated color values, switched to fixed black color, improved accessibility with aria-label on GitHub link.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (4)
src/features/home/Knowledge/KnowledgeSectionList.jsx (1)

28-28: Minor key usage nitpick

isModalOpen && <SubscriptionModal … /> is fine, but the surrounding list still uses index as React key (Line 18). Switching to a stable id (e.g., item.id) avoids unnecessary re-renders when the data order changes.

src/features/home/HeroSection.jsx (1)

18-23: Large heading on mobile—watch for overflow

h1 font-size is 9 rem (desktop) / 4 rem (tablet & mobile). Even 4 rem can overflow narrow devices in some languages. Consider clamp() for responsive sizing.

src/features/home/Knowledge/KnowledgeSectionItem.jsx (1)

27-31: Consider whether Summary should be a heading element.

While the heading level adjustment follows the pattern, consider if the Summary should be a heading at all. It appears to be descriptive content rather than a section header. A <p> element with appropriate styling might be more semantically correct.

-const Summary = styled.h5`
+const Summary = styled.p`
   font-size: 1.1rem;
   padding: 0 0 1.5rem 0;
   color: #333;
+  font-weight: 600;
 `;
src/layout/Footer.jsx (1)

5-5: Color consistency but loss of theming flexibility.

The changes from CSS variables (var(--l-grey)) to fixed black values create visual consistency but reduce theming flexibility. Consider if this tradeoff aligns with your design system goals.

If you plan to support themes in the future, consider keeping CSS variables:

-  background-color: #f8f8f8;
+  background-color: var(--footer-bg, #f8f8f8);
-  color: black;
+  color: var(--footer-text, black);
-            <FaGithub size={20} color="black" />
+            <FaGithub size={20} color="var(--footer-text, black)" />

Also applies to: 18-18, 40-40

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📒 Files selected for processing (8)
  • src/features/content/ContentList.jsx (2 hunks)
  • src/features/home/AboutSection.jsx (2 hunks)
  • src/features/home/HeroSection.jsx (3 hunks)
  • src/features/home/Knowledge/KnowledgeSectionItem.jsx (2 hunks)
  • src/features/home/Knowledge/KnowledgeSectionList.jsx (2 hunks)
  • src/features/home/KnowledgeSection.jsx (1 hunks)
  • src/features/home/PopularTopicSection.jsx (1 hunks)
  • src/layout/Footer.jsx (3 hunks)
🔇 Additional comments (12)
src/features/home/PopularTopicSection.jsx (1)

13-14: Confirm heading-level consistency within the page

SectionTitle is now an <h3>, which is semantically fine as long as an <h2> exists earlier in the DOM order on the same page. Please double-check the overall document outline (e.g., via Lighthouse or the browser’s accessibility tree) to ensure heading levels don’t skip.

src/features/home/Knowledge/KnowledgeSectionList.jsx (1)

2-5: Ensure alias paths resolve in every build/test target

The imports were switched to @mocks/knowledgeData and @hooks/useModal.
Verify that:

  1. Babel/webpack/ts-config paths (or alias) are updated accordingly.
  2. Jest (if used) has the same module-name-mapper so unit tests don’t break.

Without those mappings, CI/CD or Storybook will fail to compile.

src/features/home/KnowledgeSection.jsx (1)

12-17: Validate heading hierarchy change

SectionTitle drops from <h2> to <h3>. Confirm there is an <h2> ancestor (AboutSection now provides one) so headings remain sequential (h1 → h2 → h3).

src/features/home/AboutSection.jsx (2)

58-66: CSS selector updated—check for stale styles elsewhere

Only the h2 { … } block was updated. If any other component still renders this text as <h1>, the styles will no longer apply. Search for usages of the old selector in shared CSS or theme overrides to avoid regressions.


149-153: Heading level lowered—verify unique h1 remains

Changing the visible slogan to an <h2> improves the overall outline, but make sure the page still contains exactly one top-level <h1> (now in HeroSection).

src/features/home/HeroSection.jsx (1)

122-125: Multiple <h1> risk

This component now renders an <h1>. Verify that no other component on the same page also outputs an <h1> (other than this Hero). Multiple h1s can confuse screen-reader landmarks and SEO.

src/features/home/Knowledge/KnowledgeSectionItem.jsx (1)

17-17: LGTM: Heading level adjustment improves document structure.

The change from h3 to h4 aligns with the coordinated heading hierarchy improvements across the application, enhancing accessibility and document structure.

src/features/content/ContentList.jsx (3)

6-12: Excellent semantic improvement!

Converting from a generic div to a proper ul with reset padding/margin maintains the visual design while providing correct semantic structure for screen readers and other assistive technologies.


14-16: Proper list item styling.

The ContentListItem component correctly removes default list styling while maintaining semantic structure. This is the right approach for custom-styled lists.


25-34: Correct key placement and structure.

Moving the key prop to the li wrapper is semantically correct since the li is the actual list item React needs to track. The ContentItem props are properly preserved.

src/layout/Footer.jsx (2)

2-2: Minor: Consistent quote style.

Good consistency improvement using single quotes throughout the import.


34-41: Excellent accessibility improvement!

Adding the aria-label="하루한 깃허브" provides a clear, localized description for screen readers, significantly improving accessibility for users who rely on assistive technologies.

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E2E Test & Lighthouse Report

Category Result
Tests
Total 20
Passed 20
Failed 0
Lighthouse
Performance 95
Accessibility 85
SEO 92
LCP 1.04s

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