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🎨 Palette: Refactor div buttons to accessible button elements

💡 What: Replaced the non-semantic div > h4 button pattern with standard <button> elements for "Join Us" and "Sign up" calls to action.
🎯 Why: The original implementation was inaccessible to keyboard users and screen readers (not focusable, no button role).
Accessibility:

  • Buttons are now keyboard focusable (Tab).
  • Screen readers announce them correctly as buttons.
  • Added visible focus indicators (outline) for keyboard navigation.
    📸 Visuals: Visual regression testing confirmed that adding font-weight: 700 maintained the original look (size 18px, bold) provided by the h4 tag.

PR created automatically by Jules for task 14877398508267066349 started by @tonymendonca23

- Replace `div` wrappers containing `h4` tags with semantic `<button type="button">` elements.
- Update `style.css` to add `font-weight: 700` and `font-family: inherit` to `.btn` and `.sign-up-btn` classes, ensuring visual consistency with the previous design.
- Add `:focus-visible` styles (`outline`) for both buttons to ensure keyboard accessibility.
- Update `.Jules/palette.md` with learnings on refactoring div-buttons.

Co-authored-by: tonymendonca23 <178732622+tonymendonca23@users.noreply.github.com>
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