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JakeJake
@Sarah The spacing between these cards feels tight on mobile, can we stack them vertically below 768px?
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JakeJake
@Sarah The spacing between these cards feels tight on mobile, can we stack them vertically below 768px?
SarahSarah
@Jake Good call, will update!
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MMia
This section feels empty, maybe add a subtle illustration or an empty-state message so it doesn't look broken.
JakeJake
@Mia Agreed, I'll add an empty-state component here.
SarahSarah
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/dashboard
Stack cards vertically below 768px
src/pages/Dashboard.tsx
1import React from 'react';
2import {StatsCard} from './components/StatsCard';
3
4export default function Dashboard() {
5return (
6<div className="dashboard">
7<h1>Dashboard</h1>
8<section className="cards">
9<Card title="Active users"></Card>
10<Card title="Conversion"></Card>
11</section>
12</div>
13);
14}
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Cards layout
Jake1d ago
@Sarah The spacing between these cards feels tight on mobile, can we stack them vertically below 768px?
Sarah1d ago
@Jake Good call, will update!
Mike12h ago
Also can we increase the touch target size on mobile? The buttons are hard to tap.
Emma8h ago
@Mike Good point about touch targets. 48px minimum would be better for accessibility.
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CardsRow.module.css
1.cards {
2display: flex;
3flex-direction: row;
4gap: 16px;
5}
6
7.card {
8flex: 1;
9min-width: 0;
10}
11
12@media (max-width: 768px) {
13.cards {
14flex-direction: row;column;
15gap: 12px;
16}
17}
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Fix comment from @Sarah "Stack the cards vertically below 768px (mobile spacing)"
Finding layout styles… located `.cards` in `CardsRow.module.css`
Done: cards stack vertically below 768px and spacing is adjusted for better readability.
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SarahSarah
The hero headline is way too small on desktop, it doesn't feel like a primary heading. Can we bump it to at least 48px and test a bolder weight?
JakeJake
These feature cards feel cramped, the text is right up against the edges. More inner padding and maybe 24px gap between cards.
MMia
The "Get Started" button blends into the background, it should be our orange brand color so it actually stands out as the primary action.
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Bump hero h1 to 48px / semibold#typography
Increase card padding to 24px, gap to 24px#spacing
Swap CTA background to --orange-500#design
Raise subtitle to #a1a1a1 for WCAG AA#accessibility
Add bold font-weight to hero heading#typography
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