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Your original BlogCard had these issues:

Hover scale & translate on mobile

Causes layout jump / overflow

Title becomes invisible on hover

text-transparent + dark/gradient background

Desktop-only spacing & typography

Too large for small screens

Hover effects applied on mobile

Mobile has no hover → inconsistent behavior

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  • Style
    • Enhanced responsive design with improved hover effects on medium and larger screens.
    • Refined spacing and padding for better layout consistency.
    • Updated typography and visual hierarchy.
    • Modernized component styling for improved visual consistency across the blog card.

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Your original BlogCard had these issues:

Hover scale & translate on mobile

Causes layout jump / overflow

Title becomes invisible on hover

text-transparent + dark/gradient background

Desktop-only spacing & typography

Too large for small screens

Hover effects applied on mobile

Mobile has no hover → inconsistent behavior
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A single component file was refactored to reorganize Tailwind classes and improve responsive behavior. Changes include multi-line class restructuring, introduction of responsive hover effects using md-group-hover variants, simplified image source logic via ternary operator, updated spacing and typography scales, and refined icon sizing across featured badge, image, and author elements.

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Blog card component styling refactor
components/blog-card.tsx
Reorganized article element Tailwind classes into multi-line granular structure; added responsive md: hover variants and removed previous border-gradient behavior. Repositioned featured badge, adjusted Star icon sizing, and simplified image src conditional logic. Updated image hover/gradient overlay to use md-group-hover opacity transitions. Increased content container padding with sm:p-6 wrapper; replaced group-hover text gradient on title with md:group-hover variant. Expanded responsive typography on title and excerpt (sm/base), adjusted author row icon sizing (h-4 w-4), and removed prior group-hover color transitions.

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🎯 2 (Simple) | ⏱️ ~15 minutes

  • Verify responsive breakpoints (md:, sm:) are correctly applied across all affected elements
  • Confirm image hover/gradient overlay transitions render as intended without performance regressions
  • Validate ternary operator replacement for image src produces identical behavior to previous conditional logic

Possibly related PRs

  • Card ui changes #9: Modifies the same components/blog-card.tsx file with overlapping UI and class structure changes to the card layout and container elements.

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components/blog-card.tsx (7)

22-37: LGTM! Hover effects properly scoped to desktop.

The refactored classes correctly use md:hover: prefixes to ensure hover effects (translate and shadow) only apply on medium+ screens, preventing the mobile layout jump and overflow issues mentioned in the PR objectives.


39-41: LGTM! Featured badge styling is appropriate.

The positioning and styling of the featured badge are clean and ensure proper visual hierarchy with z-20.


51-51: Verify the object-contain change is intentional.

The hover scale effect is correctly scoped to desktop with md:group-hover:scale-105. However, if the previous implementation used object-cover, changing to object-contain will alter how images display. object-contain shows the full image with potential letterboxing, while object-cover crops to fill. Confirm this visual change aligns with design requirements.


54-54: LGTM! Gradient overlay correctly scoped to desktop.

The md:group-hover:opacity-100 ensures the gradient overlay only appears on desktop hover, preventing unwanted mobile behavior.


58-77: Excellent fix for responsive behavior and title visibility!

The changes successfully address multiple PR objectives:

  • Responsive padding (p-4 sm:p-6) and typography (text-lg sm:text-xl) improve mobile display
  • Title gradient uses md:group-hover: prefixes, ensuring the title remains visible (solid black) on mobile and only applies the gradient effect on desktop hover

This resolves the reported title invisibility issue and improves overall responsiveness.


79-81: LGTM! Responsive excerpt typography.

The responsive text sizing (text-sm sm:text-base) improves readability across screen sizes, addressing the desktop-only typography concern from the PR objectives.


83-86: LGTM! Clean author section styling.

The icon sizing and layout are appropriate and maintain consistency with the overall design.

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src={post.image.startsWith("/") ? post.image : post.image}
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⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor

Remove unnecessary ternary operator.

Both branches of the ternary return post.image, making the condition pointless. Either simplify to just src={post.image} or complete the intended logic if there was meant to be different handling for relative vs absolute paths.

Apply this diff to simplify:

-            src={post.image.startsWith("/") ? post.image : post.image}
+            src={post.image}
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src={post.image.startsWith("/") ? post.image : post.image}
src={post.image}
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In components/blog-card.tsx around line 47, the src prop uses a redundant
ternary that returns post.image in both branches; replace the ternary with a
single src={post.image} (or, if intended, implement the missing different
handling for relative vs absolute paths), removing the unnecessary condition.

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