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Enhance Mobile Responsiveness and Appearance via Meta Tags #160
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…lor, and color-scheme meta tags
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please label is gssoc |
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@Samridha0305 Write the issue which you have solved in this way -> |
done sir |
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@Samridha0305, You need to mention the issue no, not pr number. |
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sir i couldnot find the issue number (i am a fresher, sorry sir)
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@ygowthamr Can you plaese merge it? |
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The changes you have made in the index.html file in the root directory are not in use, and there is a problem with one of your changes. The problem is browser ignores this line because =light dark is invalid.
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@ygowthamr Hi, I’m Aarushi (Contributor at GSSoC’25). I went through this issue and would love to work on it. Could you please assign it to me? |
Fixes: #160
Summary
This PR improves the mobile responsiveness and visual experience of the application by updating the section with essential meta tags. These changes enhance cross-device compatibility and improve support for accessibility and modern UI preferences.
Changes Made
🛠️ Added to improve mobile scaling and prevent zoom issues.
🎨 Introduced to match the browser UI with the app's color palette on mobile.
🌙 Added to support dark/light modes automatically based on user system preferences.
🧠 Placeholder for meta description added — ready for future SEO enhancement.
Why This is Needed
These updates follow modern web best practices for mobile-first design and progressive web apps (PWA). They enhance usability and accessibility while improving visual integration with mobile browsers.
Additional Notes
Part of my contributions for GSSoC '25 🚀
Looking forward to feedback and further improvements!