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Los emojis son elementos accesibles porquè el lector de pantalla los sabe leer.
Cuando aportan información, se deben conservar, por ejemplo, una reacción a un comentario, una carita sonriente al final de una frase para expresar emoción, etc.
En mi opinión, la mayoría de emojis de la página de sponsors son puramente decorativos, para que la página se vea más bonita, por eso en esta PR los he marcado como
aria-hidden="true"También he añadido el
%a los textos del apartado 'intereses' como pidió @dukebody