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Summary

Fixes mobile responsiveness issues across the site, specifically addressing the repo link overflow issue reported in #37.

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Homepage (/)

  • Header now stacks vertically on mobile with centered text
  • Title scales responsively: text-3xltext-4xltext-5xl
  • "Submit an Article" button has responsive padding and text size

Submit Page (/submit)

  • Reduced padding on mobile (p-4p-6p-12)
  • All headings scale responsively
  • Step number circles scale down on mobile with flex-shrink-0
  • Code blocks use whitespace-pre-wrap break-words to prevent overflow
  • Inline code elements have break-all text-sm to prevent overflow
  • Grid sections stack on mobile (Topics, Image Guidelines, Submission Guidelines)

Footer

  • "Connect with us" section stacks vertically on mobile
  • Social icons have reduced gap on mobile

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Testing

Tested on mobile viewport sizes using browser dev tools.

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  • Style
    • Enhanced responsive design across pages for improved mobile and tablet display
    • Refined typography and spacing for better visual hierarchy
    • Improved text wrapping and readability on all screen sizes
    • Updated footer layout responsiveness

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- Fix header layout to stack vertically on mobile
- Add responsive text sizing for titles and headings
- Fix code block overflow with break-words and smaller text
- Add responsive padding for step boxes and sub-steps
- Fix inline code elements overflow with break-all
- Make footer social links stack on mobile
- Fix repo link overflow issue (StabilityNexus#37)
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UI styling and responsive layout refinements across main pages and footer component. Changes include typography adjustments, padding/margin updates, improved text wrapping, and responsive breakpoint adaptations. No functional logic, routing, or data fetching modifications.

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Page Components - Responsive UI Refinements
app/page.tsx, app/submit/page.tsx
app/page.tsx: Header and hero section restyled for responsiveness—container padding increased on larger viewports, title font size reduced at base (text-3xl) and progressively increased with breakpoints (text-5xl), alignment shifted from left to center on small screens. Submit button padding and text size adjusted across breakpoints with added white-space: nowrap. app/submit/page.tsx: Comprehensive responsive refactor—main container padding reduced from py-12 to py-8 with responsive md:py-12, title size reduced from text-4xl to text-3xl with breakpoint variants, section headings reduced from text-3xl to text-2xl. Multiple content blocks updated with granular responsive padding (p-4 sm:p-6 md:p-12), improved text wrapping and break-handling for code blocks and links, and finer control over typography scales across all breakpoints.
Footer Component - Layout Adjustments
components/footer.tsx
Footer layout restructured from single horizontal flex row to responsive arrangement: column layout on small screens, row layout on sm-and-up screens with adjusted gap classes. Inner link group gap adjusted to be responsive-aware.

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🎯 2 (Simple) | ⏱️ ~15 minutes

  • Responsive breakpoint verification: Ensure mobile, tablet, and desktop layouts render correctly without unintended overflow or spacing issues
  • app/submit/page.tsx focus: Substantial volume of changes; verify typography scales and padding adjustments across all breakpoints maintain visual hierarchy and readability
  • Consistency check: Confirm padding/margin pattern updates (e.g., p-4 sm:p-6 md:p-12) are applied consistently across similar components
  • Text wrapping behavior: Validate break-all and break-words classes properly handle long strings in code blocks and links on narrow viewports

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🐰 Hop-hop, the layouts now dance and sway,
From mobile to desktop, responsive all day!
Paddings and margins in perfect array,
Text wraps so sweetly, no overflow fray—
Clean, crisp, and nimble in every display! ✨

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Title check ✅ Passed The title clearly summarizes the main change: fixing mobile responsiveness across three key components (homepage, submit page, and footer), and directly references the issue number (#37) that prompted the changes.
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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
app/submit/page.tsx (1)

220-224: Consider more selective use of break-all for inline code.

While break-all prevents overflow, it's applied to all inline code elements including short words like "public", "images", and "articles". The break-all property will break words at any character, which can reduce readability unnecessarily for short snippets.

Consider applying break-all only to longer paths, URLs, and filenames where overflow is likely, while using break-words or overflow-wrap: break-word for shorter code snippets:

{/* For short words/commands - better readability */}
<code className="bg-gray-100 px-1 rounded text-sm">public</code>

{/* For long paths/filenames - prevent overflow */}
<code className="bg-gray-100 px-1 rounded break-all text-sm">your-article-title.md</code>
<code className="bg-gray-100 px-1 rounded break-all text-sm">bitcoin-price-chart.jpg</code>

This maintains overflow protection where needed while improving readability for short snippets.

Also applies to: 249-250, 320-322

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🔇 Additional comments (7)
components/footer.tsx (1)

37-39: LGTM! Responsive footer layout implemented correctly.

The responsive flex direction and gap adjustments ensure the footer stacks vertically on mobile devices while maintaining horizontal layout on larger screens. The reduced gap on mobile (gap-3) optimizes space usage.

app/page.tsx (1)

104-117: LGTM! Header responsiveness implemented well.

The header properly adapts to mobile viewports with vertical stacking, centered text alignment, and appropriately scaled typography. The whitespace-nowrap on the submit button is a good touch to maintain button integrity across screen sizes.

app/submit/page.tsx (5)

28-32: LGTM! Main container responsive padding implemented correctly.

The progressive padding scale (p-4 → sm:p-6 → md:p-12) and title sizing (text-3xl → sm:text-4xl → md:text-5xl) provide appropriate spacing and readability across all viewport sizes.


45-46: LGTM! Responsive section headers and step badges.

The use of flex-shrink-0 on icons and step number badges prevents unwanted shrinking on mobile devices, and the responsive sizing ensures readability across breakpoints. This directly addresses the mobile responsiveness requirements in the PR objectives.

Also applies to: 98-103, 131-136, 167-172


139-140: LGTM! Code block wrapping handles overflow correctly.

The combination of whitespace-pre-wrap and break-words ensures code blocks wrap on mobile without horizontal overflow while maintaining formatting.

Also applies to: 349-350


186-194: Good use of break-all for long URL.

The break-all class on the GitHub repository link is appropriate here, as URLs can be quite long and need to wrap on mobile devices to prevent horizontal overflow.


469-527: LGTM! Responsive grid layouts implemented correctly.

The Image Guidelines and Submission Guidelines sections properly stack on mobile (grid-cols-1) and expand to two columns on larger screens (md:grid-cols-2), with responsive padding and gap adjustments throughout.

Also applies to: 531-566

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