Refactor Recent Posts Section for Responsive Design and Consistent Layout

[Prince-Tagadiya]

Fixes

• Fixes [Feature] Recent Posts Design #761 by @Kirsty21

Description

This pull request addresses the issue with the "Recent Posts" section on the contributor page. The layout on desktop screens was not responsive, and the posts were not placed into individual cards, which affected the design consistency across different screen sizes. This update refactors the layout, placing each post into individual cards and making the layout fully responsive for both mobile and desktop views.

Technical Details

• The recent posts section was refactored to include individual cards for each post.
• Flexbox layout was used to achieve better spacing and alignment within the cards.
• The design was synced with the existing styling to maintain consistency.

Tests

• To verify the changes, review the recent posts section on various screen sizes, ensuring that the posts are displayed in cards and that the layout adjusts smoothly between mobile and desktop.
• Check for any alignment issues or visual inconsistencies.

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[Prince-Tagadiya]

Also tell me if any changes are required.

[TimidRobot]

@Prince-Tagadiya this is great work! Thank you for contributing it!!

I'm closing it with https://github.com/creativecommons/creativecommons.github.io-source/labels/%E2%9B%94%EF%B8%8F%20status%3A%20discarded because it was resolved as part of our participation in Outreachy

• refactored recent post to align with vocabulary markup #851