feat(landing): enhance layout of trusted by section for improved spacing

[hoangsonww]

This pull request makes a minor adjustment to the layout in the RealHome component on the homepage. The only change is the addition of a right margin (mr-2) to the "trustedBy" label, which will improve spacing between elements in the UI.

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Project	Deployment	Actions	Updated (UTC)
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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on a minor but impactful UI refinement within the RealHome component. By introducing a small right margin to the 'trustedBy' label, the change aims to enhance the overall layout and readability of the section, ensuring a cleaner and more aesthetically pleasing presentation of elements on the homepage.

Highlights

• UI Spacing Enhancement: A mr-2 (margin-right) utility class has been added to the 'trustedBy' label within the RealHome component on the landing page. This adjustment improves the visual spacing between the label and subsequent elements.

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Changelog

• pages/index.tsx
  • Added the mr-2 Tailwind CSS utility class to the <span> element containing the t("trustedBy") text, located within the RealHome function.

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Pull request overview

This PR enhances the spacing in the "Trusted By" section of the landing page by adding a right margin to the label text. The change improves visual separation between the "trustedBy" label and the following brand badges.

Changes:

• Added mr-2 (margin-right) utility class to the "trustedBy" label span element

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The Tailwind CSS class order is inconsistent with the codebase conventions. In this project, margin classes are consistently placed before text utility classes. The mr-2 class should be positioned before text-foreground to maintain consistency with patterns seen throughout the file (e.g., lines 495, 509, 528, 678, 712 where mt-2 precedes text-related classes).

[gemini-code-assist]

Code Review

This pull request successfully implements the intended spacing adjustment in the 'trusted by' section of the homepage. The addition of mr-2 to the 'trustedBy' label addresses the goal of improving spacing between elements in the UI.

[gemini-code-assist]

The parent div already has a gap-4 class, which applies a 1rem (16px) gap between its direct children. Adding mr-2 (0.5rem or 8px) to this <span> element will create an additional margin, resulting in a total of 1.5rem (24px) space between the 'trustedBy' label and the subsequent RevealGroup. This might lead to inconsistent spacing, especially since the RevealGroup itself uses gap-3 (0.75rem or 12px) for its internal elements. Consider removing mr-2 and relying solely on the parent's gap-4 for more consistent spacing, or adjust the parent's gap if a different overall spacing is desired for this section.

Suggested change

	<span className="font-semibold text-foreground mr-2">
	<span className="font-semibold text-foreground">