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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis PR redesigns the auth layout, sign-in, and sign-up pages with new visuals, copy, and card-style layouts, adds a ChangesAuth UI Redesign
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Pull Request
Summary
Refined the authentication pages (Sign In & Sign Up) layout for a more compact and premium feel. This includes fixing footer positioning, reducing vertical stretching, and completely revamping the decorative feature cards to use realistic content and a cleaner matte aesthetic without neon glows.
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Type of Change
What Changed?
flex-1wrapper to ensure the global footer sits flush at the absolute bottom of the screen.shadow-[]glows and shiny gradients from the cards in favor of a cleaner, more professional matte dark aesthetic (#151a23).hover:z-indexso cards properly pop in front of the pills when hovered or tapped.Screenshots (UI Changes Only)
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main.npx prettier --write <file>).npm run format:checkpasses.npm run lintpasses.npm run typecheckpasses.npm run buildpasses.Additional Notes
The styling on the mockups is now much closer to the final intended premium design. We may want to extract those hard-coded mockups into their own components later if we plan to reuse them on a separate marketing landing page.
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