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dmontesi
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Jan 14, 2026
- New tiles module based on Figma design https://www.figma.com/design/iW0aTjGnWTrkU8EvWNdLOI/Pronto-%E2%80%93-V2?node-id=5699-2008&m=dev
- Halves, and thirds grids with staggered option
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Pull request overview
Adds a new Tiles organism (SCSS + HTML examples) implementing halves/thirds grid layouts with featured/wide/tall variants and an optional staggered layout, based on the referenced Figma design.
Changes:
- Introduces the
tilesorganism styling (resources/styles/organisms/tiles/index.scss) including thirds/halves and staggered layouts. - Adds example markup files for the tiles module and its variants (
tiles.html,tiles--thirds.html,tiles--halves.html). - Exposes the new organism via
resources/styles/organisms/index.scss.
Reviewed changes
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| File | Description |
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| resources/styles/organisms/tiles/tiles.html | Full demo markup showcasing thirds/halves + featured/wide/tall + staggered variants |
| resources/styles/organisms/tiles/tiles--thirds.html | Demo markup focused on thirds + staggered variant |
| resources/styles/organisms/tiles/tiles--halves.html | Demo markup focused on halves variant |
| resources/styles/organisms/tiles/index.scss | New tiles layout system (grid sets + tile span modifiers + “view more” button styling) |
| resources/styles/organisms/index.scss | Adds @forward "tiles"; to include the new organism styles |
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I think the logic should be tweaked a little, to allow tiles to be scaled down more before they span more columns. at like ~1280px wide, the big tiles jump to be 1200+ pixels wide and tall, and that's too big. I'd let all the columns squish down a big before dropping a column; as a rule of thumb, I try to not make an element every stretched to more than 1.5x it's max designed size. |