🎨 Palette: Add loading state to login form#160
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Added a loading state to the login button during asynchronous form submission to improve UX and accessibility. This disables the button and updates the text to indicate processing, preventing duplicate submissions. Also added proper :disabled and :focus-visible CSS states to buttons. Co-authored-by: singhaditya21 <53948039+singhaditya21@users.noreply.github.com>
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💡 What: Added a visual loading state to the email login button during authentication.
🎯 Why: Users need immediate feedback when submitting a form, and the button should be disabled to prevent accidental double-submissions while the asynchronous API request completes.
📸 Before/After: Before, the button remained clickable with unchanged text during the API request. After, the button text updates to "⏳ Logging in...", the button is visibly faded, disabled from clicks, and receives
aria-busy="true".♿ Accessibility: Added
aria-busy="true"to announce the loading state to screen readers, and enhanced the.btnclass with a clear:focus-visiblestate for better keyboard navigation.PR created automatically by Jules for task 10284543296374206635 started by @singhaditya21