Fixes for OrganizationUsers.tsx component responsiveness #11272

[Gurdeep75way]

Proposed Changes

• Fixes Bug: Adjust organization users cards for Tablet #11272
• Added min-width to user cards to prevent overlapping on smaller screens
• Adjusted avatar size, text, and padding for improved mobile responsiveness
• Ensured smooth scaling across all breakpoints

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jyk18p8OpJYxPtMTAd3s81SqI0OHZOk6/view?usp=sharing

@Jacobjeevan, kindly review this PR and let me know if any changes are required.
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Merge Checklist

• Add specs that demonstrate bug / test a new feature.
• Update product documentation.
• Ensure that UI text is kept in I18n files.
• Prep screenshot or demo video for changelog entry, and attach it to issue.
• Request for Peer Reviews
• Completion of QA in Mobile Devices
• Completion of QA in Desktop Devices

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Style
  • Enhanced the user interface layout for organization users to provide a more consistent, responsive design.
  • Refined card spacing, text appearance, and avatar presentation for improved readability and visual balance.

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Walkthrough

This pull request modifies the layout and styling in the OrganizationUsers.tsx file. It adjusts the grid classes for responsive behavior by replacing larger breakpoints with sm:grid-cols-2 for both the loading state and user cards. Additionally, the Card component and its content are restyled with class changes—such as adding max-w-full, overflow-hidden, and adjusting padding and gap values—as well as updating the header and status indicator elements to improve text truncation, line height, and layout behavior.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
src/pages/Organization/OrganizationUsers.tsx	- Replaced md:grid-cols-2 and xl:grid-cols-3 with sm:grid-cols-2 for both loading skeleton and user cards. - Updated Card component classes to include max-w-full and overflow-hidden. - Adjusted CardContent padding and gap classes. - Modified header text styling with leading-tight and truncate and added flex-shrink-0 to the status indicator.

Possibly related PRs

• fix: Organization Users page needs responsiveness #10413 – Layout changes in OrganizationUsers.tsx closely mirror these updates.
• Consistent Button Placement and Layout for Users Display Page (#10639) #10643 – Modifications to the Card component's layout and styling align with the changes in this PR.
• Fix : User Detail Responsiveness  #10366 – Both PRs involve adjustments to grid layout classes affecting responsive behavior.

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Suggested reviewers

• rithviknishad
• Jacobjeevan

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src/pages/Organization/OrganizationUsers.tsx (8)

152-153: Good responsive grid adjustment.

The change from a likely md:grid-cols-2 xl:grid-cols-3 to sm:grid-cols-2 lg:grid-cols-3 improves the responsive behavior by starting the two-column layout at smaller screen sizes. This addresses the PR objective of enhancing mobile responsiveness.

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156-156: Consistent grid behavior for loading and loaded states.

Applying the same grid classes to both the loading skeleton and the actual content ensures a consistent user experience during state transitions.

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165-168: Good container improvements for responsive layout.

Adding max-w-full and overflow-hidden prevents content overflow issues on smaller screens, while the flex column layout ensures proper content organization. These changes directly address the PR objective of preventing overlapping elements.

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169-169: Improved content spacing and layout.

The adjustment from likely p-4 sm:p-6 to p-3 flex flex-col gap-3 flex-grow sm:p-4 provides better space utilization on mobile devices while maintaining appropriate spacing on larger screens. The flex-grow property ensures the content properly fills the available space.

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170-170: Optimized spacing between elements.

Reducing the gap between the avatar and user information from likely gap-3 to gap-2 helps create a more compact layout that works better on smaller screens.

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174-174: Responsive avatar sizing.

The implementation of responsive avatar sizes (h-10 w-10 → sm:h-12 sm:w-12 → lg:h-14 lg:w-14) with corresponding text scaling is excellent. This ensures the avatar remains proportional across different screen sizes while preserving space on mobile devices.

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179-180: Text handling improvements for responsiveness.

Adding leading-tight and truncate to the header prevents layout issues from long names. The tight line height and text truncation help maintain the layout integrity on smaller screens.

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184-184: Prevent status indicator compression.

Adding flex-shrink-0 to the status indicator prevents it from being compressed when space is limited, ensuring it remains visible and properly formatted even on smaller screens.

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[mnshrm]

Hey @Gurdeep75way,
Please change your PR title to something easily understandable, like 'Fixes for OrganizationUsers.tsx component responsiveness'.

Regards,
Aman Sharma

[Gurdeep75way]

@mnshrm Done ✅