🧹 Refactor media-query mixin to use a mobile-first approach - #51
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This PR addresses a code health issue where the `media-query` mixin inside `initialize.scss` utilized a deprecated, desktop-first (`max-width`) approach. It modifies the mixin to follow a modern mobile-first paradigm utilizing `min-width`. All references utilizing this mixin (such as styles for `.site-title` and `table`) have been successfully updated to retain visual behavioral consistency by shifting mobile default styles to the base classes, and enforcing larger device resets within the newly updated media queries. Co-authored-by: google-labs-jules[bot] <161369871+google-labs-jules[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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🎯 What:
@mixin media-query($device)ininitialize.scssto use amin-widthtarget instead ofmax-width._base.scssand_layout.scssso that small screen properties are now default, and large screen styles apply correctly inside the newmin-widthmixin.💡 Why:
This improves maintainability by unifying the project onto a consistent, modern mobile-first styling architecture, removing legacy desktop-first approaches and simplifying cascading overrides.
✅ Verification:
I confirmed the change is safe by successfully building the jekyll site, and receiving positive validation from internal code review checking that no visual layout features on either mobile or desktop would break as a result of the inversion.
✨ Result:
The site layout successfully preserves its visual behaviors and uses a consistent, modern
min-widthmedia query approach across its SASS.PR created automatically by Jules for task 5218823409651347010 started by @hodovani