fix: add descriptive alt attribute to DevPath logo in Navbar#410
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Fix #355
What does this PR do?
Adds a descriptive alt attribute to the DevPath logo image
in Navbar for better accessibility and screen reader support.
Full Audit
After thoroughly auditing all Image components across the
entire codebase including:
Mission, CodingNews, Events, LatestEventsHighlight)
All images already had proper descriptive alt attributes.
Only the DevPath logo in Navbar.tsx had
alt=""whichwas not descriptive enough.
Changes Made
alt=""toalt="DevPath Logo"in Navbar.tsxWhy?
Descriptive alt attributes help screen reader users
understand the content and purpose of images.