feat: PFP Collection Page Design Updated #1090
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pages/pfpcollections.tsx (2)
8-24: Well-structured tab configuration with type improvement opportunity.Creating a central TABS configuration is a good approach for maintainability. However, using
anytype for the collection parameter in onCardClick functions bypasses TypeScript's type checking benefits.Consider defining a proper interface for the collection objects:
+ interface NftCollection { + infoPage?: string; + externalLink?: string; + imageUri: string; + name: string; + [key: string]: any; // For any additional properties + } const TABS = [ { index: 0, label: "Starknet ID Ecosystem", iconPrefix: "ecosystem", collections: ourNfts, - onCardClick: (collection: any) => window.open(collection.infoPage), + onCardClick: (collection: NftCollection) => window.open(collection.infoPage), }, // ...
51-66: Good extraction of collection card rendering with minor syntax improvement.The
renderCollectionCardsfunction effectively encapsulates the card rendering logic, improving modularity. However, there's an unnecessary string interpolation syntax.return ( - <div className={'mx-auto flex flex-wrap gap-2 justify-center'}> + <div className="mx-auto flex flex-wrap gap-2 justify-center"> {activeTab.collections.map((collection, index) => (styles/pfpcollections.module.css (2)
52-81: Improved mobile styling with non-standard breakpoint.The grid layout for NFT cards on mobile is a good improvement, but the breakpoint of 765px is unusual.
Consider using standard breakpoints (e.g., 768px for tablets) to maintain consistency with common design systems and frameworks like Tailwind CSS (which uses 768px as the "md" breakpoint):
- @media (max-width: 765px) { + @media (max-width: 767px) {
83-108: New tablet-specific styles with non-standard breakpoint.Adding dedicated tablet styles improves the user experience on mid-sized devices, but the breakpoint choice is unconventional.
Consider adjusting the breakpoints to align with standard values:
- @media (min-width: 766px) and (max-width: 1279px) { + @media (min-width: 768px) and (max-width: 1279px) {This would eliminate the 1px gap between your mobile and tablet media queries (current 765px and 766px).
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pages/pfpcollections.tsx (4)
27-28: Good state variable naming improvement.Renaming from
tabtocurrentTabimproves readability and makes the code more self-documenting.
29-49: Excellent extraction of Step rendering logic.The
renderStepfunction encapsulates the logic for rendering a Step component, reducing code duplication. This approach improves maintainability and makes the code more modular.
69-69: Improved responsive container using Tailwind CSS.The updated container class uses Tailwind's utility classes for responsive layout, ensuring better adaptability across different screen sizes.
92-96: Clean and consistent content section structure.The content section now has a well-structured layout with appropriate max-width constraints and uses the new
renderCollectionCardsfunction for improved code organization.styles/pfpcollections.module.css (2)
49-49: Consistent box-shadow application.Moving the box-shadow property to the base
.purchaseStepNavMobileclass ensures consistent styling across all screen sizes.
110-133: Well-organized desktop styles with clear commenting.Explicitly labeling the section as "Desktop styles" improves code readability and organization.
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Hello @Kevils |
Hello,
close: #977
I'm done with the changes
kindly review. Thank you :)
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