Update Responsivess on mobile

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To-Do List: Mobile Responsiveness for STEM eLearning Platform

Description:

This task aims to optimize the STEM eLearning platform for better performance and user experience on mobile devices. As mobile traffic increases, ensuring that the platform looks great and functions smoothly on smartphones and tablets is essential. The following tasks will focus on making the platform mobile-friendly through responsive web design principles, media queries, and testing across various screen sizes.

Tasks:

1. Header and Navigation Bar Optimization:

   • Ensure the navigation bar is collapsible or uses a hamburger menu on smaller screens.
   • Adjust logo and links for appropriate size and spacing.

2. Content Layout Adjustments:

   • Modify the layout of course cards, categories, and other sections to be grid-based and flexible.
   • Implement a single-column layout for smaller screens, with cards stacked vertically.
   • Test and adjust margins and paddings to ensure content doesn't overlap on mobile.

3. Font and Text Adjustments:

   • Ensure text is legible on small screens by adjusting font sizes and line heights.
   • Test for readability across different devices and browsers.

4. Button and Link Sizing:

   • Make sure buttons (e.g., "Sign Up," "Start Course") are large enough to tap on small devices.
   • Avoid placing clickable elements too close to each other to prevent mis-taps.

5. Image and Video Responsiveness:

   • Use responsive image techniques (e.g., srcset or CSS max-width: 100%) to ensure images resize properly.
   • Ensure embedded videos adjust to screen size and are responsive in mobile view.

6. Test on Real Devices:

   • Use tools like Chrome's DevTools (Device Mode) or real mobile devices to test responsiveness.
   • Fix layout issues that arise on devices like iPhones, Android phones, and tablets.

7. Performance Optimization for Mobile:

   • Optimize images and assets for quicker loading times on mobile.
   • Reduce the number of HTTP requests and ensure smooth animations.

8. Mobile-First Approach:

   • Use mobile-first design principles (i.e., start by designing for mobile screens and progressively enhance for larger devices).
   • Use CSS media queries to adjust the layout and content for screens larger than 600px.

9. Testing Across Browsers and Devices:

   • Ensure the design is consistent across browsers like Chrome, Safari, and Firefox, especially on mobile.
   • Test the platform's responsiveness across a variety of screen sizes and orientations (portrait/landscape).

10. Feedback and Iteration:

    • Gather feedback from users on mobile performance and adjust accordingly.
    • Continuously iterate on the design to enhance user experience on mobile.

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