🎨 Palette: Add tactile :active states to buttons and cards - #144
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💡 What: Added
:activestates to.btnand.social-cardelements to complement their existing transform-based:hoverstates.🎯 Why: To provide continuous, satisfying tactile feedback during interactions, preventing the elements from feeling unresponsive when clicked.
📸 Before/After: Before, buttons and cards only scaled or translated on hover, remaining static when clicked. After, they scale down slightly (
scale(0.98)) or reduce translation (translateY(-2px)) when actively clicked.♿ Accessibility: Improves visual feedback for interactive elements, aiding users with cognitive or visual impairments by clearly indicating when an action has been successfully triggered.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 7118819934099202915 started by @keough99