layer5io / layer5io/recognition

[UI]: Improper heading and logo alignment on mobile view

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Since Aug 16, 2026.

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Description

Current Behavior

On mobile viewports (tested at ~412px width, Galaxy A51/71), the hero section's two-column desktop layout (badge icon + text) on this page does not collapse into a proper single-column, centered layout. The badge icon sits in a narrow left column while the subtitle ("Showcasing Your Achievements as a User and a Contributor") and the large heading ("Layer5 Recognition Program") remain left-indented in the right column, starting at the same x-offset as the icon's column. Since the icon is much shorter than the text block, the heading ends up floating left with a large empty gap beside it, breaking visual alignment with the centered paragraph and image directly below it.
https://badges.layer5.io/

Expected Behavior

On mobile, the layout should stack vertically and center all elements consistently: the badge icon centered above (or the icon and heading arranged in a way that doesn't leave a large left-column gap), followed by the centered subtitle and centered heading, matching the alignment style used for the paragraph and image content further down the page.

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  • Host OS: Mac Linux Windows
  • Platform: Docker or Kubernetes
  • Meshery Server Version: stable-v
  • Meshery Client Version: stable-v

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