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Global Style Consistency & Functional Audit #138

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Now that the Home Page and Team Page are merged, we need a dedicated pass to ensure the application feels like a cohesive product. This includes unifying CSS variables, checking component alignment (specifically for our Volume and Time-based charts), and verifying that the user experience is seamless when running the local development server.

Key areas of focus:

  • Navigation: Is the transition between Home and Team pages smooth?
  • Chart Layouts: Do the VolumeChart and TimeBasedChart use the same color palettes, fonts, and padding on both pages?
  • Responsiveness: Does the dashboard hold up when resizing the browser?
  • Code Health: Ensure no console errors or broken links exist.

Steps to Reproduce

  1. Pull the latest main branch and run npm install.
  2. Launch the app using npm run dev.
  3. Navigate through the Home Page (Org-wide view) and Team Page (Granular view).
  4. Perform a "visual audit" of:
    • Button styles and hover states.
    • Header/Footer consistency.
    • Chart legends and axis labels.
  5. Verify that the Team Page filters (User/Repo) update the UI without breaking the layout.

Expected Behavior

  • The web page should have a unified "professional" aesthetic (matching the Figma/design layout).
  • npm run dev should launch without warnings or errors.
  • Functional parity: The granular data on the Team page should be as legible and styled as the org-wide data on the Home page.

Actual Behavior

(Explain what actually happened.) INPUT HERE IF ANY ISSUES OCCUR DURING AUDIT
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Additional Information

Refer to the original design sketches in the /docs folder. The styling needs to be robust and not hard-coded to just these two views.

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