Fix: Hamburger menu toggle and footer alignment responsiveness

[Mastercoder0406]

ISSUES RESOLVED

Hello, @adityai0 please checkout the following issues mentioned has been resolved.

Recording.2025-07-23.233801.mp4

🛠️ 1. Hamburger Menu Fix
Issue:
On mobile view, the hamburger button was not working — clicking it didn’t show the navigation menu, and the icon didn’t change to a close (X) icon.

Fixes Applied:

JavaScript:

Added event listener to toggle the .open class on .nav__list.

Updated aria-label and aria-expanded attributes dynamically.

Added hamburger to X icon transformation:

Top and bottom lines rotate and form an X.

Middle line fades out.

CSS:

Improved responsiveness of .header__toggle and .nav__list.

Ensured the nav menu toggles open/close properly in small screen sizes using media queries.

🧱 2. Footer Alignment Improvement
Issue:
On small devices, footer sections weren’t stacking properly, and the layout looked broken.

Fixes Applied:

Used flex-direction: column for .footer__content on smaller screens (mobile view).

Ensured text alignment and spacing is preserved.

Unified padding/margin to maintain symmetry across footer sections.

🧪 3. Tested Responsiveness
Verified layout switches smoothly from desktop to mobile view.

Hamburger menu now properly toggles the nav.

Footer stacks as expected and looks clean on all screen sizes.

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Greptile Summary

This PR addresses two critical UI/UX issues in the CodeClip web application's responsive design. The changes focus on fixing the hamburger menu functionality on mobile devices and improving footer layout responsiveness.

The hamburger menu fix involves adding JavaScript event listeners to properly toggle the navigation menu visibility by adding/removing an .open class on .nav__list. The implementation includes accessibility improvements through dynamic aria-label and aria-expanded attribute updates, along with smooth icon transformation animations where the hamburger lines rotate to form an X shape while the middle line fades out. The CSS improvements ensure proper media query handling for small screen navigation.

The footer alignment improvements address layout breaking on smaller devices by implementing flex-direction: column for .footer__content in mobile view, along with unified padding and margin adjustments to maintain visual consistency across different screen sizes.

These changes integrate with CodeClip's existing responsive design system, enhancing the user experience across the main navigation structure (likely used across index.html and other pages in the /pages directory) and the footer component that appears site-wide. The fixes align with the application's client-side architecture and improve the overall accessibility and usability of the platform's interface.

PR Description Notes:

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Confidence score: 4/5

• This PR appears safe to merge as it addresses clear UI functionality issues with well-documented fixes
• Score reflects that these are standard responsive design improvements with low risk of breaking existing functionality
• No files specifically need additional attention as the changes appear to be straightforward UI fixes

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Hello @adityai0 i have made all the changes acording to hamburger requirement css but still this is error