fix(ui): resolve mobile responsive issue with overflowing container on the homepage #474
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Problem
A container element on the homepage was breaking the responsive layout on mobile views (width < 768px). Its
widthproperty was causing it to extend beyond the viewport, creating a horizontal scrollbar and degrading the user experience.Solution
max-w-[500px]instead ofw-[500px] max-w-fullImpact
This fix restores the intended responsive design on all mobile devices, ensuring a seamless and scrollbar-free experience for users.
Before:
After: