Issue: Mobile Responsiveness Problems - Layout breaks on smaller screens

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Issue: Mobile Responsiveness Problems - Layout breaks on smaller screens

Description: The website's layout does not properly adapt to various mobile screen sizes, resulting in elements that overflow their containers, text that becomes too small to read, navigation that becomes difficult to use, and overall poor user experience on smartphones and tablets. This responsiveness failure occurs because the current CSS does not implement adequate responsive design principles through media queries, flexible units, and responsive layout techniques.

Impact of This Issue

Poor User Experience: Mobile users will struggle to navigate and interact with the site
Increased Bounce Rates: Visitors are likely to leave if the site doesn't work well on their device
Lower Conversion Rates: Difficult navigation leads to fewer sign-ups and engagements
SEO Penalization: Search engines like Google prioritize mobile-friendly websites
Brand Perception: Creates an unprofessional impression of the platform
Suggested Solution

Implementation Approach

1. Implement a mobile-first responsive design approach using CSS media queries

2. Use relative units (%, rem, em) instead of fixed pixels for layout elements

3. Create a responsive navigation menu that adapts to mobile screens

4. Ensure all interactive elements have appropriate touch target sizes (min 44x44px)

5. Test across various device sizes and orientations

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