🎨 Palette: Add tactile feedback to interactive elements - #158
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💡 What: Added CSS
:activestates to.btnand.social-cardelements to provide continuous tactile feedback during click interactions.🎯 Why: Elements that use CSS transforms for
:hoverstates (likescaleortranslateY) feel floaty and unresponsive when clicked if they lack a corresponding:activestate.📸 Before/After: Added screenshots of the new active states.
♿ Accessibility: Improved tactile feedback for mouse users and enhanced overall interactivity cues.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 16565064500272664253 started by @keough99