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Fix: Adjust case studies grid for different number of cards #3572

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Fix: Adjust Case Studies Grid Layout

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This PR adjusts the Case Studies page layout to dynamically adapt to the number of displayed case studies, resolving the issue of uneven spacing when fewer than three cards are present.

Fixes Issue: #3566 (Replace with actual number)

Description:

The original implementation used a static grid-cols-3 class, which resulted in an inconsistent layout when fewer than three case studies were displayed. This PR introduces a dynamic grid implementation within components/CaseStudyCard.tsx:

  • Dynamically calculates grid classes based on the number of case studies to display using:
    • lg:grid-cols-1 for one case study.
    • lg:grid-cols-2 for two case studies.
    • lg:grid-cols-3 for three or more case studies.
  • Implements the changes in components/CaseStudyCard.tsx.
  • Removes outer div from components/CaseStudyCard.tsx.
  • Adds text-center to the outer div.
  • Removes the card styling in components/CaseStudyCard.tsx.

Before:

Screenshot 2025-01-13 at 10 35 25 AM

After:
Screenshot 2025-01-14 at 9 19 46 AM

How to Test

  1. Navigate to the Case Studies page.
  2. Verify that the layout adjusts correctly for one, two, and three or more case studies, ensuring no excessive empty space.
  3. Verify the responsiveness of the grid layout when resizing the browser window.

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  • New Features
    • Enhanced layout and styling for the Case Study Card component.
    • Improved responsiveness with a flexbox layout for better display on smaller screens.
    • Centered content with consistent padding across different screen sizes.

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The pull request modifies the CaseStudyCard.tsx component to enhance its layout and styling. The outer <div> is centered with a maximum width and adjusted padding. The previous grid layout for larger screens has been replaced with a flexbox layout that supports horizontal scrolling on smaller screens. Each case study card is now wrapped in a flex container that centers the content and maintains gaps between items. The inner card structure has been adjusted for vertical centering and consistent padding across various screen sizes.

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File Change Summary
components/CaseStudyCard.tsx - Updated layout to center content with max width and padding adjustments
- Replaced grid layout with flexbox for horizontal scrolling on smaller screens
- Wrapped case study cards in a flex container with central justification and gaps
- Assigned fixed width and shrink-0 class to individual case study links
- Adjusted inner card structure for vertical centering and consistent padding

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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
components/CaseStudyCard.tsx (2)

21-27: LGTM! Consider using an object map for better maintainability.

The grid class logic correctly implements the responsive layout based on the number of case studies.

Consider using an object map for better maintainability:

-  let gridClass = 'lg:grid-cols-3'; // Default to 3 columns for larger screens
-
-  if (studies.length === 1) {
-    gridClass = 'lg:grid-cols-1';
-  } else if (studies.length === 2) {
-    gridClass = 'lg:grid-cols-2';
-  }
+  const gridColumnMap = {
+    1: 'lg:grid-cols-1',
+    2: 'lg:grid-cols-2',
+    default: 'lg:grid-cols-3'
+  };
+  const gridClass = gridColumnMap[studies.length] || gridColumnMap.default;

30-30: Consider extracting className for better readability.

The container styling is correct but the className is becoming lengthy.

Consider extracting the className into a constant:

+  const containerClassName = [
+    'mx-auto flex max-w-screen-lg flex-wrap',
+    'gap-4 pt-10',
+    'lg:grid lg:gap-8 lg:text-center',
+    gridClass
+  ].join(' ');
+
-    <div className={`mx-auto flex max-w-screen-lg flex-wrap gap-4 pt-10 lg:grid lg:gap-8 lg:text-center ${gridClass}`}>
+    <div className={containerClassName}>
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32-32: Well-structured responsive styling!

The card styling changes effectively handle:

  • Full width and flex behavior for mobile responsiveness
  • Consistent minimum height to prevent layout shifts
  • Proper padding scaling across breakpoints

Also applies to: 34-34


34-34: Verify test coverage for the new grid layouts.

The component has proper test hooks with data-testid. Ensure test cases cover the new responsive layouts with 1, 2, and 3+ cards.

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Comment on lines 21 to 28
let gridClass = 'lg:grid-cols-3'; // Default to 3 columns for larger screens

if (studies.length === 1) {
gridClass = 'lg:grid-cols-1';
} else if (studies.length === 2) {
gridClass = 'lg:grid-cols-2';
}

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Since we can have different number of cards, why to use grid over flex?

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