fix: add cursor pointer to button elements for better UX

[hoangsonww]

This pull request makes minor improvements to the user interface of the web/pages/index.tsx file. The main changes add the cursor-pointer class to various button and arrow components to ensure a consistent pointer cursor on hover, improving the user experience. Additionally, a testimonial quote was slightly updated for clarity.

UI/UX improvements:

• Added the cursor-pointer class to navigation arrows in the carousel (PrevArrow and NextArrow components) to indicate interactivity. [1] [2]
• Added the cursor-pointer class to multiple Button components throughout the page, including sign-in, sign-up, and navigation buttons, for a consistent pointer cursor on hover. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5]

Content update:

• Updated a testimonial quote in the testimonials array to add "It's solid." for improved clarity and emphasis.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on refining the user interface by ensuring that interactive elements, such as buttons and navigation arrows, visually indicate their clickable nature through the addition of a pointer cursor on hover. This change aims to provide a more intuitive and consistent user experience. Additionally, a minor textual adjustment was made to a testimonial for better readability.

Highlights

• UI/UX Improvement: The cursor-pointer CSS class has been added to various interactive elements, including carousel navigation arrows and several Button components, to provide visual feedback on hover and enhance user experience.
• Content Update: A testimonial quote in the testimonials array has been slightly modified to improve its clarity and emphasis.

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Code Review

This pull request improves the user experience by adding a pointer cursor to various buttons and interactive elements, which is a welcome enhancement. The changes are effective and correctly implemented. I have one suggestion to improve long-term maintainability by centralizing the cursor-pointer style within the Button component, rather than adding it to each instance individually. Overall, this is a good and useful change.

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Pull request overview

This pull request adds the cursor-pointer Tailwind CSS class to button elements and Button components throughout the landing page to ensure consistent cursor behavior on hover. Additionally, a testimonial quote is updated for clarity.

Changes:

• Added cursor-pointer class to carousel navigation arrow buttons (PrevArrow and NextArrow)
• Added cursor-pointer class to five Button components for sign-in, sign-up, and navigation actions
• Updated a testimonial quote to add "It's solid." for emphasis

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