Fix: Restructure User Navbar Layout for Responsive Design (#1444)

[Naresh-official]

Resolves #1444

This PR improves the layout of the user navbar by making it more responsive and visually clean. Previously, the username and "Get Verified" button appeared side-by-side, causing overflow and poor responsiveness.

What’s Fixed

• Moved GET VERIFIED button below the username if space is insufficient
• Prevents horizontal overflow on zoom or smaller viewports
• Visually balanced design for both Pro and Non-Pro users

Screenshots (After Fix)

Non-Pro User:

Pro User:

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Style
  • Improved the layout and alignment of the user name display in the navigation panel, with enhanced styling for both Pro and non-Pro users.
  • Increased the maximum width of the user name display for better readability.

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Walkthrough

The update revises the layout and styling of the user name display in the NavUser component. It conditionally applies a vertical flex layout and increases the maximum width of the user name, aiming to improve appearance and responsiveness, especially when the user is not a pro subscriber.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
apps/mail/components/ui/nav-user.tsx	Adjusted flex layout and alignment for user name and badge; increased max-width for user name.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant NavUserComponent

    User->>NavUserComponent: Render NavUser (expanded)
    alt User is not pro
        NavUserComponent->>NavUserComponent: Apply vertical flex layout, align left
        NavUserComponent->>NavUserComponent: Set user name max-width to 18ch
    else User is pro
        NavUserComponent->>NavUserComponent: Apply horizontal flex layout
        NavUserComponent->>NavUserComponent: Set user name max-width to 17.5ch
    end
    NavUserComponent->>User: Display user name and badge/"Get Verified"

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Assessment against linked issues

Objective	Addressed	Explanation
Improve user navbar layout for username and "Get Verified" to prevent overflow and clutter (#1444)	✅

Assessment against linked issues: Out-of-scope changes

No out-of-scope changes found.

Possibly related PRs

• staging #1002: Both PRs modify the layout and styling of the user name display section in the NavUser component, focusing on flexbox arrangements and conditional rendering based on the isPro status.

Suggested labels

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Suggested reviewers

• MrgSub
• needleXO

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A navbar fresh, with style anew,
Usernames stretch, and badges too.
No more clutter or overflow plight,
Flexes switch from left to right.
A rabbit hops by, with a satisfied cheer—
"Your navbar's clean, the view is clear!"
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apps/mail/components/ui/nav-user.tsx (1)

580-586: Excellent responsive design implementation!

The conditional layout logic effectively addresses the PR objectives by preventing horizontal overflow for non-pro users. The approach of using flex-col items-start to stack elements vertically when !isPro is clean and targeted.

The max-width adjustments (17.5ch for pro, 18ch for non-pro) are well-reasoned, giving non-pro users slightly more horizontal space since their button will be positioned below rather than alongside the username.

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[ahmetskilinc]

thank you for your work but, this has already been addressed, closing