🎨 Palette: Add active states to interactive UI elements for tactile feedback - #152
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…eedback Added complementary `:active` CSS states to buttons and social cards that already use transform-based `:hover` effects, providing continuous tactile feedback during mouse interactions. Co-authored-by: keough99 <13394623+keough99@users.noreply.github.com>
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💡 What: Added complementary
:activeCSS states (like scaling down or reducing translation) to buttons and social cards that already use transform-based:hovereffects.🎯 Why: To provide continuous, satisfying tactile feedback during mouse interactions, preventing the jarring lack of visual response when a user clicks a transformed element.
📸 Before/After: Before, buttons and cards scaled or translated up on hover but remained static on click. After, they slightly depress or lower on click to mimic physical interaction.
♿ Accessibility: Enhances the perceived affordance for mouse users, clarifying that an element has been successfully interacted with before the page navigates.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 7746418872870312656 started by @keough99