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feat(ui): mobile-first responsive foundation & high-impact surfaces

Closes #842

Summary

The terminal-style dashboard was desktop-only. This PR introduces a mobile-first responsive foundation and applies it to the four highest-traffic surfaces (Dashboard, Webhooks, Contracts, Admin) so SoroScan is fully usable on phones and tablets while preserving the green-on-black terminal aesthetic.

Acceptance Criteria → Changes

AC Status Where
Responsive at all 3 breakpoints (375 / 768 / 1440px) app/globals.css adds --breakpoint-xs: 375px; sm/md/lg/xl already in Tailwind v4 defaults
Tables → cards on mobile ✅ (pre-existing) app/dashboard/components/EventTable.tsx (< 768px card grid), app/contracts/components/ContractTable.tsx (< 640px card stacks), app/webhooks/components/WebhookTable.tsx (md:hidden cards, hidden md:block table)
Interactive elements ≥ 44px tap target .touch-target utility in globals.css; Button.tsx sizes (default, sm, lg, icon) now min-h-[44px] md:min-h-[*]; dropdown.tsx trigger min-h-[44px]; modal.tsx close button min-h-[44px] min-w-[44px]; NavDrawer.tsx items use touch-target
Mobile navigation works (hamburger for admin links) Navbar.tsx already mounts HamburgerToggle (md:hidden ARIA-compliant) + NavDrawer.tsx (slide-in drawer via ui/drawer.tsx)
Performance < 3s LCP on 4G Next.js 16 + next/image (instrumented via app/) + standalone output; no new heavy deps added; new CSS is ~30 lines
Touch (no hover-only) — focus ring instead :focus-visible 2px terminal-green outline already enforced at app/globals.css base layer
Viewport / font sizes app/layout.tsx now exports viewport (device-width, initialScale: 1, themeColor: #0a0e27; deliberately no maximumScale to keep WCAG 1.4.4 zoom for low-vision users); html gets text-[14px] md:text-[16px] + text-size-adjust: 100%
Tested New __tests__/mobile-responsive.test.tsx locks down contract (Button tap target, hamburger md:hidden, viewport metadata)

Files Changed

  • app/globals.css--breakpoint-xs, .touch-target utility, base html sizing
  • app/layout.tsxViewport export
  • components/terminal/Button.tsx — 44px min-height across all sizes
  • components/ui/dropdown.tsx — 44px trigger
  • components/ui/modal.tsx — bottom-sheet on mobile, safe-area padding, 44px close button
  • components/terminal/landing/NavDrawer.tsxtouch-target on all drawer items, gap reduced for denser mobile layout
  • __tests__/mobile-responsive.test.tsx — new contract test (4 describe blocks, 8 assertions)

Files Intentionally NOT Changed (out of scope for this PR)

  • admin/ dashboard (separate app, separate spec)
  • Niche pages: features, reports, settings, cost-analysis, contract-dependencies, gallery
  • EventTable, WebhookTable, ContractTable already had mobile card views; only verified, not refactored

Test Plan

  • cd soroscan-frontend && pnpm test --ci __tests__/mobile-responsive.test.tsx → 4 passing
  • cd soroscan-frontend && pnpm test --ci → full suite, no regressions
  • cd soroscan-frontend && pnpm lint && pnpm exec tsc --noEmit → clean

Manual Verification (recommended before merge)

  1. Open http://localhost:3000 on a 375px viewport (Chrome DevTools iPhone SE).
  2. Confirm hamburger appears top-right, drawer slides in with all docs/features links visible at 44px+.
  3. Confirm /dashboard, /webhooks, /contracts, /admin are all usable with one thumb.
  4. Open a Modal on /webhooks (New Webhook) → confirm pinned to bottom with rounded top, not centered.
  5. Open Chrome DevTools Lighthouse mobile audit → targeting Performance ≥ 90.

Risk & Mitigations

  • Risk: Slight visual size increase for Button on desktop (sm size: 36→44 on mobile, unchanged on desktop).
    • Mitigation: Desktop breakpoint explicitly preserves existing h-[40px]/h-[36px] via md:min-h-[*].
  • Risk: Modal bottom-sheet overlaps content on short screens.
    • Mitigation: max-h-[85vh] overflow-y-auto + pb-[max(1.5rem,env(safe-area-inset-bottom))] for iOS home indicator.

Open the PR

This was prepared locally — Codebuff has no GitHub integration, so the exact gh command to open this PR is (run from /workspaces/soroscan):

git push -u origin mobile-first-response
gh pr create \
  --base main \
  --head mobile-first-response \
  --title "feat(ui): mobile-first responsive foundation & high-impact surfaces" \
  --body-file soroscan-frontend/PR_DESCRIPTION_842.md \
  --label "frontend" --label "ux" --label "mobile"

gh will print the canonical PR URL on success — paste that URL back into this issue to close #842.

Issue Reference

Resolves #842 — "Mobile-First Responsive Optimization" branch mobile-first-response (commit 1e1bd7db), depends on FE-2 (✔ terminal styling) and FE-6 (✔ hot-reload).

- Adds xs=375px breakpoint + .touch-target utility + 14/16px html font scaling in globals.css
- Adds Viewport export to app/layout.tsx (device-width, themeColor, no maximumScale)
- Enforces 44px min tap target across Button (all sizes), Dropdown trigger,
  Modal close, HamburgerToggle, and Drawer close
- Modal becomes a mobile bottom-sheet with iOS safe-area padding
- NavDrawer items now use touch-target utility
- Locks the foundation in with a Jest contract test (8 assertions)
- Adds PR_DESCRIPTION_842.md ready for handoff

Closes SoroScan#842

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