refactor: Improve responsiveness and touch target sizes across multiple screens, and update PostHog integration to disable on web#19
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WalkthroughAdds a responsive utility hook and documentation for tablet UX, and applies tablet-specific layout, spacing, and touch-target adjustments to capture, friends, social, and vault screens; also includes minor formatting tweaks to Babel and PostHog files. Changes
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🤖 Fix all issues with AI Agents
In @frontend/app/capture/index.tsx:
- Around line 581-582: The comment "Tablet: larger touch targets" is misleading
and the hard-coded minHeight: 44 should use the responsive constant; replace the
literal 44 in the style using responsive.minTouchTarget from the useResponsive
hook (ensure the responsive variable is actually used so the previous
unused-variable warning is resolved) and update or remove the comment to reflect
that this minHeight now comes from responsive.minTouchTarget rather than being a
tablet-only hardcode.
In @frontend/app/vault.tsx:
- Around line 140-148: FlashList's contentContainerStyle should be a single
style object, not an array; change the usage of contentContainerStyle in
vault.tsx so it merges styles into one object instead of passing
[styles.contentContainer, responsive.isTablet && {...}]; use an object that
spreads styles.contentContainer and conditionally spreads the tablet-specific
properties when responsive.isTablet is true (keeping the same keys:
paddingHorizontal: responsive.contentPadding, maxWidth:
responsive.maxContentWidth, alignSelf: 'center', width: '100%') so
contentContainerStyle always receives a single plain object.
In @frontend/TABLET_UX_IMPROVEMENTS.md:
- Around line 77-80: The iPad Mini dimensions in TABLET_UX_IMPROVEMENTS.md are
inconsistent with the values used in use-responsive.ts; update the iPad Mini
entry from "768x1024 portrait, 1024x768 landscape" to the correct iPad Mini
6th‑generation points "744x1133 portrait, 1133x744 landscape" and verify the
comment or constants in use-responsive.ts (e.g., any reference to useResponsive
or its comments) match this same 744x1133 value so both files stay consistent.
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frontend/hooks/use-responsive.ts (1)
2-2: Unused import:Platform
Platformis imported fromreact-nativebut is not used anywhere in this file.🔎 Proposed fix
-import { Dimensions, Platform, ScaledSize } from 'react-native'; +import { Dimensions, ScaledSize } from 'react-native';frontend/app/vault.tsx (1)
29-30: Unused variable:tabletLayout
tabletLayoutis initialized but never used in this component. Either remove it or usetabletLayout.containerStylefor the FlashList content container styling for consistency with other screens.🔎 Option 1: Remove unused variable
const responsive = useResponsive(); - const tabletLayout = useTabletLayout();And update the import:
-import { useResponsive, useTabletLayout } from '@/hooks/use-responsive'; +import { useResponsive } from '@/hooks/use-responsive';🔎 Option 2: Use tabletLayout.containerStyle
contentContainerStyle={[ styles.contentContainer, - responsive.isTablet && { - paddingHorizontal: responsive.contentPadding, - maxWidth: responsive.maxContentWidth, - alignSelf: 'center' as const, - width: '100%', - } + responsive.isTablet && tabletLayout.containerStyle ]}frontend/app/friends.tsx (1)
20-20: Unused variable:responsiveThe
responsivehook is initialized but never used in this component. The tablet styles instyles.content(lines 251-254) are hardcoded instead of being conditionally applied based onresponsive.isTablet.Either remove the unused import and hook call, or apply tablet styles conditionally like in other screens:
🔎 Option 1: Remove unused responsive
-import { useResponsive } from '@/hooks/use-responsive';export default function FriendsScreen() { - const responsive = useResponsive(); const { profile } = useAuthContext();🔎 Option 2: Use responsive conditionally (recommended for consistency)
Update the
contentstyle to remove hardcoded tablet constraints:content: { flex: 1, paddingHorizontal: 20, paddingBottom: 40, - // Tablet: center content with max width constraint - maxWidth: 900, - alignSelf: 'center', - width: '100%', },Then apply tablet styles conditionally in JSX (similar to social.tsx):
<View style={[ styles.content, responsive.isTablet && { maxWidth: responsive.maxContentWidth, alignSelf: 'center', width: '100%', } ]}>frontend/TABLET_UX_IMPROVEMENTS.md (1)
146-148: Duplicate reference links.Lines 147 and 148 link to the same URL. Consider removing the duplicate or replacing one with a different, more authoritative source (e.g., Apple's official HIG documentation).
🔎 Proposed fix
## References - [iOS Human Interface Guidelines](https://developer.apple.com/design/human-interface-guidelines/) -- [iPad Design Guidelines](https://www.bairesdev.com/blog/ios-design-guideline/) -- [iOS Design Guidelines 2025](https://www.bairesdev.com/blog/ios-design-guideline/) +- [iPad App Design Guidelines](https://developer.apple.com/design/human-interface-guidelines/designing-for-ipados)frontend/app/capture/index.tsx (4)
710-712: Useresponsive.minTouchTargetconstant instead of hard-coded value.The hard-coded
44should be replaced withresponsive.minTouchTargetfor consistency and maintainability. This ensures all touch target constraints reference the same constant defined in the responsive hook.🔎 Proposed fix
uploadButton: { width: 48, height: 48, backgroundColor: '#F8FAFC', borderRadius: 24, justifyContent: 'center', alignItems: 'center', shadowColor: '#000', shadowOffset: { width: 0, height: 2 }, shadowOpacity: 0.1, shadowRadius: 4, elevation: 3, // Ensure minimum touch target (iOS guideline: 44pt) - minWidth: 44, - minHeight: 44, + minWidth: responsive.minTouchTarget, + minHeight: responsive.minTouchTarget, },Note: This requires fixing the unused
responsivevariable issue flagged earlier.
731-733: Useresponsive.minTouchTargetconstant instead of hard-coded value.Same issue as the
uploadButtonabove: replace hard-coded44withresponsive.minTouchTarget.🔎 Proposed fix
flipButton: { width: 48, height: 48, backgroundColor: '#F8FAFC', borderRadius: 24, justifyContent: 'center', alignItems: 'center', shadowColor: '#000', shadowOffset: { width: 0, height: 2 }, shadowOpacity: 0.1, shadowRadius: 4, elevation: 3, // Ensure minimum touch target (iOS guideline: 44pt) - minWidth: 44, - minHeight: 44, + minWidth: responsive.minTouchTarget, + minHeight: responsive.minTouchTarget, },
747-749: Misleading comment: references 44pt but uses 85, claims tablet-specific but applies to all devices.The comment states "Ensure minimum touch target for tablets (iOS guideline: 44pt)" but then sets
minWidth: 85andminHeight: 85. This is confusing because:
- The values (85) don't match the referenced guideline (44pt)
- The comment claims tablet-specific but the style applies to all devices
- The button is already
scale(85), so these min constraints simply match the button's actual sizeIf the intent is to prevent the button from shrinking below 85, the comment should clarify this. If the intent is to reference the iOS touch target guideline, use 44 (or
responsive.minTouchTarget).🔎 Suggested clarification
captureButton: { width: scale(85), height: scale(85), borderRadius: 999, backgroundColor: '#8B5CF6', justifyContent: 'center', alignItems: 'center', shadowColor: '#8B5CF6', shadowOffset: { width: 0, height: 4 }, shadowOpacity: 0.3, shadowRadius: 8, elevation: 8, - // Ensure minimum touch target for tablets (iOS guideline: 44pt) + // Prevent button from scaling below minimum size minWidth: 85, minHeight: 85, },
24-24: Consider using responsive scaling functions for consistent tablet adaptation.The code currently imports
scaleandverticalScalefromreact-native-size-matters(line 24) and uses them throughout (e.g., lines 473, 574, 615, 736-737, 774, 797). However, theuseResponsivehook provides its own responsive scaling functions (responsiveScale,responsiveVerticalScale,responsiveModerateScale) that adjust specifically for tablet form factors (e.g., applying a 0.9 factor on tablets).For true tablet-responsive behavior aligned with the PR objectives, consider switching to the responsive scaling functions once the
responsivehook is properly utilized.Also applies to: 473-473, 574-574, 615-615, 736-737, 774-774, 797-797
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frontend/app/vault.tsx (1)
frontend/hooks/use-responsive.ts (2)
useResponsive(63-152)useTabletLayout(157-189)
frontend/app/social.tsx (1)
frontend/hooks/use-responsive.ts (1)
useResponsive(63-152)
frontend/app/capture/index.tsx (1)
frontend/hooks/use-responsive.ts (1)
useResponsive(63-152)
frontend/app/friends.tsx (1)
frontend/hooks/use-responsive.ts (1)
useResponsive(63-152)
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frontend/TABLET_UX_IMPROVEMENTS.md
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Context: ...been optimized for tablet screen sizes (768pt and larger). ## Key Improvements ### ...
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🔇 Additional comments (11)
frontend/constants/posthog.ts (1)
30-38: LGTM!The PostHog initialization logic correctly disables analytics on the web platform while providing a comprehensive no-op mock. The three-condition check (
apiKey && host && Platform.OS !== 'web') aligns with the PR objective to disable PostHog on web.frontend/babel.config.js (1)
1-18: LGTM!Formatting-only changes to improve readability. The babel configuration remains functionally equivalent.
frontend/hooks/use-responsive.ts (2)
63-152: Well-structured responsive hook implementation.The hook correctly:
- Uses lazy initialization for
useStateto avoid callingDimensions.get()on every render- Properly cleans up the dimensions listener on unmount with optional chaining
- Provides comprehensive tablet detection and responsive utilities following iOS HIG
157-189: LGTM!The
useTabletLayouthook provides a clean API for tablet-specific layouts with proper column calculations and container styles.frontend/app/social.tsx (2)
54-63: LGTM!The tablet-specific content container styling correctly applies
maxContentWidth, centering, and responsive padding. Usingundefinedfor non-tablet devices is a clean approach.
155-157: Good touch target compliance.Adding
minHeight: 44ensures the "New Box" button meets iOS minimum touch target guidelines.frontend/app/friends.tsx (2)
312-314: Good touch target compliance.Adding
minHeight: 44to the search box ensures iOS minimum touch target guidelines are met.
346-348: Good touch target compliance.Adding
minHeight: 44to the share button ensures iOS minimum touch target guidelines are met.frontend/TABLET_UX_IMPROVEMENTS.md (1)
1-154: Good documentation for tablet UX improvements.The documentation is comprehensive, covering the responsive utilities, screen updates, iOS guidelines compliance, testing procedures, and usage examples. This will be helpful for future developers maintaining or extending tablet support.
frontend/app/capture/index.tsx (2)
46-46: LGTM: Excellent camera readiness improvements.The camera readiness state tracking and associated UI changes significantly improve the user experience:
- Prevents premature capture attempts with clear checks (lines 145-148, 187-190)
- Provides visual feedback with a loading overlay (lines 404-408, 630-645)
- Disables interaction buttons until ready (lines 456, 462, 488)
- Shows helpful status messages (lines 499-500)
This addresses potential race conditions and provides clear feedback during camera initialization.
Also applies to: 310-313, 400-400, 404-408, 456-456, 462-462, 488-488, 630-645
411-420: LGTM: Well-implemented video recording indicator.The video recording indicator provides clear visual feedback:
- Recording dot and timer are prominently displayed
- Timer format (MM:SS) is readable and user-friendly
- Overlay positioning ensures visibility without obstructing the camera view
- Consistent with the existing audio recording indicator pattern
This enhances the user experience during video capture.
Also applies to: 653-667
frontend/TABLET_UX_IMPROVEMENTS.md
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| - iPad Pro 11" (834x1194 portrait, 1194x834 landscape) | ||
| - iPad Air (820x1180 portrait, 1180x820 landscape) | ||
| - iPad Mini (768x1024 portrait, 1024x768 landscape) |
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Inconsistent iPad Mini dimensions.
The dimensions listed here (768x1024) don't match the values in use-responsive.ts comments (744x1133). The iPad Mini 6th generation has a screen resolution of 744×1133 points.
🔎 Proposed fix
- - iPad Mini (768x1024 portrait, 1024x768 landscape)
+ - iPad Mini (744x1133 portrait, 1133x744 landscape)📝 Committable suggestion
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| - iPad Pro 12.9" (1024x1366 portrait, 1366x1024 landscape) | |
| - iPad Pro 11" (834x1194 portrait, 1194x834 landscape) | |
| - iPad Air (820x1180 portrait, 1180x820 landscape) | |
| - iPad Mini (768x1024 portrait, 1024x768 landscape) | |
| - iPad Pro 12.9" (1024x1366 portrait, 1366x1024 landscape) | |
| - iPad Pro 11" (834x1194 portrait, 1194x834 landscape) | |
| - iPad Air (820x1180 portrait, 1180x820 landscape) | |
| - iPad Mini (744x1133 portrait, 1133x744 landscape) |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In @frontend/TABLET_UX_IMPROVEMENTS.md around lines 77 - 80, The iPad Mini
dimensions in TABLET_UX_IMPROVEMENTS.md are inconsistent with the values used in
use-responsive.ts; update the iPad Mini entry from "768x1024 portrait, 1024x768
landscape" to the correct iPad Mini 6th‑generation points "744x1133 portrait,
1133x744 landscape" and verify the comment or constants in use-responsive.ts
(e.g., any reference to useResponsive or its comments) match this same 744x1133
value so both files stay consistent.
…onsiveness in Vault and Capture screens with improved touch target sizes
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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
frontend/app/capture/index.tsx (2)
388-396: Consider applying responsive constraints only on tablets.The responsive padding and max-width constraints are currently applied to all devices. According to the documentation and previous review patterns, these constraints (particularly
maxContentWidth) are intended for tablet optimization to improve readability on larger screens. Applying them unconditionally may unnecessarily constrain content on phones.🔎 Proposed fix to apply constraints conditionally
<View style={[ styles.content, - { - paddingHorizontal: responsive.contentPadding, - maxWidth: responsive.maxContentWidth, - }, + responsive.isTablet && { + paddingHorizontal: responsive.contentPadding, + maxWidth: responsive.maxContentWidth, + alignSelf: 'center', + width: '100%', + }, ]} >This ensures content constraints and centering only apply on tablets (≥768pt), allowing phone layouts to use full screen width naturally.
756-758: Consider using responsive constants for consistency, or clarify the comment.The comment references the "44pt iOS guideline" but hard-codes
minWidth: 85andminHeight: 85. This is inconsistent with the pattern used for other buttons (upload and flip) which useresponsive.minTouchTarget.While 85pt exceeds the 44pt minimum requirement, the hard-coded value creates inconsistency. Consider one of these approaches:
🔎 Option 1: Use responsive constant for the minimum
- // Ensure minimum touch target for tablets (iOS guideline: 44pt) - minWidth: 85, - minHeight: 85, + // Ensure minimum touch target (iOS guideline: 44pt) + minWidth: responsive.minTouchTarget, + minHeight: responsive.minTouchTarget,This ensures the button never falls below 44pt even if
scale()reduces it, while maintaining pattern consistency.🔎 Option 2: Clarify why 85pt is the minimum
- // Ensure minimum touch target for tablets (iOS guideline: 44pt) + // Maintain large capture button size (min 85pt) across all screen sizes minWidth: 85, minHeight: 85,This makes it clear that 85pt is an intentional design choice beyond the iOS minimum.
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🔇 Additional comments (5)
frontend/app/capture/index.tsx (4)
30-30: LGTM! Responsive hook is now properly integrated.The
useResponsivehook is correctly imported and initialized, and theresponsivevariable is actively used throughout the component (lines 366, 392-393, 453-454, 503-504). This resolves the previous unused-variable concern.Also applies to: 35-35
366-366: LGTM! Minimum touch target correctly applied.The mode selector now uses
responsive.minTouchTargetinstead of a hard-coded value, properly implementing the iOS 44pt touch target guideline. This resolves the previous hard-coded value concern.
450-456: LGTM! Touch targets properly enforced.The upload button correctly uses
responsive.minTouchTargetfor minimum width and height, ensuring iOS guideline compliance (44pt minimum) across all devices.
500-506: LGTM! Touch targets properly enforced.The flip button correctly uses
responsive.minTouchTargetfor minimum dimensions, maintaining consistency with other interactive elements and iOS guidelines.frontend/TABLET_UX_IMPROVEMENTS.md (1)
76-80: No action needed — iPad Mini dimensions are consistent.The iPad Mini dimensions in
use-responsive.ts(744x1133 points, portrait/landscape) already match the values documented here. Both files use the same specifications for consistency.
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