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Three layout bugs and a mobile experience that had no wayfinding. The `#proposal` section was clipped, not merely cramped: the submit button carried `whitespace-nowrap` from the shared button base, giving it a min-content width of 358px, which sized the section's implicit `auto` grid track to 406px inside a 343px container. `overflow-hidden` then sliced the copy and every form field off the right edge of a 375px screen. Fixed at the root — `whitespace-nowrap` moves out of `base` and into `headerSize`, where buttons are sized by their label — plus an explicit `grid-cols-[minmax(0,1fr)]` on the section. The market stat cards put their source line in absolute position against a guessed min-height, so the longest label ran underneath it. It is in the flow now, pinned by `mt-auto`. Below 980px the header nav is not rendered, which left seventeen screens of scroll with no way to navigate them. The header gives that width back to the page — logo and call button only — and <ThumbBar /> takes over: scroll progress, a live section indicator that opens a section sheet, and one short CTA, hidden over the hero and over the form. Card rows now say what they are. Rows of unordered peers keep scrolling sideways and gain a measured segment indicator (<Rail />), replacing the two prose "swipe sideways" hints. The launch timeline goes the other way: sideways scrolling hid week 3-5 from someone reading week 1-2, so below 900px it becomes four disclosures on a spine — which also recovers the scroll length the taller hero spent. Below 560px the type scale steps down half a level and the display tracking opens back up, and the hero photo zooms past `cover` onto the wave wall, since fitting by height left only ceiling tiles above the copy. Also: the route card inside the market section split into two 165px columns at 760px, so that split now waits for 980px. Desktop above 980px is unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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