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sencho/frontend
Anso 7c01906e70 feat(ui): redesign user menu and notification panel (#691)
* feat(ui): redesign user menu and notification panel per design audit

Align both floating surfaces with the stack-view design language: cyan
signal rails, identity headers, strip containers, day-banded streams,
severity rails, Instrument Serif for hero words, and tracked-mono for
metadata. Extract the notifications popover out of EditorLayout into its
own component and introduce a reusable SegmentedControl primitive for
3-way radiogroups (Auto/Light/Dark theme, All/Unread/Alerts filter).

* fix(ui): pin accessible names on avatar and bell buttons

After the redesign the avatar button's text content became the user's
initials and the bell button's text became the unread count, which
displaced the title-based accessible names and broke
getByRole('button', { name: /profile/i }). Set aria-label explicitly on
both triggers and mark the bell badge aria-hidden so screen readers and
role-based selectors see stable names regardless of dynamic content.
2026-04-19 03:10:10 -04:00
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