Fix tasks page responsive layout and visual consistency#659
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@imuniqueshiv i kindly request you to read the contributing.md and apply linting to not increase the workload from our side, pls do the linting task |
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📌 Description
This PR improves the Tasks page layout responsiveness and visual consistency by restructuring the page layout, reducing unused side spacing, and improving EmptyState integration with the overall UI.
🔗 Related Issue
Closes #469
🛠 Changes Made
Trash2import issue📸 Screenshots
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🚀 Notes for Reviewers
This PR focuses only on layout responsiveness, spacing improvements, and visual consistency for the Tasks page without modifying unrelated functionality.