fix(homepage): improve responsiveness on small screens #848
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Resolved an issue where a `min-width` constraint from `base.css` caused content misalignment on small screens.
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Summary
This PR fixes a content misalignment issue on small screens caused by a
min-widthconstraint frombase.css, which prevented the page from properly adapting to smaller viewports.Related to #847
Changes Made:
min-width: 0;onbody..home-page__down-arrow__containerusingleft: 50%andtransform: translateX(-50%)..home-page__content__containerpadding across different breakpoints.Remaining Areas for Improvement
While this PR fixes the most noticeable layout issues, some responsiveness inconsistencies remain—especially in
.home-page__content__tools-paneland other lower sections of the page. If the maintainers are open to further improvements, I’d be happy to iterate based on feedback.Before:
After:
