Fix/external terms and privacy

[Buch-dev]

Updated the Home, Terms and Policy Pages to be Pixel Perfect

[gemini-code-assist]

Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on a comprehensive UI/UX overhaul for key external-facing pages, ensuring a polished and responsive design for the Privacy Policy and Terms & Conditions. It also introduces dynamic visual elements to the homepage's key metrics and enhances the user experience in the dashboard by providing clear loading indicators.

Highlights

• Enhanced External Pages UI: Significant visual and structural redesigns for the Privacy Policy and Terms & Conditions pages to achieve a "pixel-perfect" layout, improving overall aesthetics and responsiveness.
• Dynamic Homepage Metrics: Implemented scroll-triggered animations using GSAP and ScrollTrigger for the Key Metrics section on the homepage, making the CountUp animations start dynamically as the section enters the viewport.
• Improved Dashboard Loading State: Added a loading spinner to the "Edit Category" page in the dashboard, providing a better user experience during data fetching.
• Branding Update: Updated company name references from "Inventrix" to "StockKeeper" in the Terms & Conditions contact information and acceptance notice.

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Code Review

This pull request significantly improves the user interface and experience across several pages. The privacy policy and terms pages have been completely restyled for a much cleaner and more professional look, which aligns with the 'pixel perfect' goal. Additionally, the introduction of a loading state on the category edit page and scroll-triggered animations for key metrics on the home page are excellent UX enhancements. The code for these new features is well-implemented. I have two suggestions for the terms/page.tsx file: one to fix a potential hydration error and another to improve UI consistency with the privacy policy page.

[gemini-code-assist]

For a better and more consistent user experience, consider implementing active section highlighting in the Table of Contents as the user scrolls, similar to what has been done on the Privacy Policy page. This involves using useState and useEffect with an IntersectionObserver to track the visible section and apply a different style to the active link in the sidebar.

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Project	Deployment	Preview	Comments	Updated (UTC)
stock-keeping-app-fe	Error			Nov 30, 2025 7:27pm