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ui-polish

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Fix the subtle layout and interaction bugs that make a UI feel "slightly off", grounded in Adam Wathan's "Build UIs that don't suck" course (Tailwind CSS). Use when building or reviewing cards, lists with icons, icon buttons, tables, dropdown/menus, or any nested rounded container — and proactively when auditing a component for polish. Covers fully clickable cards that stay accessible, concentric border radius, aligning icons with the first line of wrapping text (`lh` unit, SVG viewBox centering), invisible touch-target expansion with `@media (pointer: coarse)`, edge-to-edge scrollable tables, and optional icon columns with CSS subgrid. Triggers on — clickable card, card link, stretched link, screen reader link, nested border radius, inner radius, concentric corners, icon alignment, checklist icon, bullet icon, first line, items-center wrap, touch target, tap target, 44px, 48px, small icon button, hamburger, pointer coarse, pointer fine, responsive table, table overflow, horizontal scroll, page padding, dropdown icon, menu alignment, subgrid, "looks off", "polish", "pixel perfect".

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