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 title: 'A round of applause: semantically releasing the clapper component'
 date: 2024-10-18 12:00:00 Z
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 <img src="/uploads/mouse-laugh-809511.jpg" alt="Mouse laughing" title="Not so smart now huh?!" style="display: block; margin: 0 auto; max-height: 10rem;" />
 
-Yep, kinda embarrassing, and a problem that I and colleague [Dave Ogle](https://blog.scottlogic.com/dogle/) were keen to put right straight away. Using a `<button>` gave [a wealth of improvements](https://www.builder.io/blog/buttons), though of course there were styling issues to resolve, some structural rearrangements, and a few animations to sort out. On that front, I dampened those animations unless the user has [no preference on reduced motion](https://css-tricks.com/nuking-motion-with-prefers-reduced-motion/), and there is work in progress to correct colour contrast issues.
+Yep, kinda embarrassing, and a problem that I and colleague [Dave Ogle](https://blog.scottlogic.com/dogle/) were keen to put right straight away. Using a `<button>` for a clickable element unsurprisingly gives [a wealth of improvements](https://www.builder.io/blog/buttons), though of course there were styling issues to resolve, some structural rearrangements, and a few animations to sort out. On that front, I dampened those animations unless the user has [no preference on reduced motion](https://css-tricks.com/nuking-motion-with-prefers-reduced-motion/), and there is work in progress to correct colour contrast issues.
 
 ## Release the Kraken