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…v-com#13935) * feat: standartize contract cards across all trade types * fix: type error * fix: test case * fix: responsive indicators * fix: remove vanilla arrow from desktop * feat: add indicative colors and arrows to all trade types * chore: change px to rem * fix: incorrect label for closed contracts * chore: update test cases
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This feature focuses on standardizing contract cards to ensure consistency and coherence across all trade types within the platform. Previously, contract cards might have varied in layout, design, or displayed information based on the specific trade type, potentially leading to confusion or inconsistency in the user interface. With this update, contract cards are unified in terms of design elements, layout structure, and displayed information, regardless of the trade type selected. By standardizing contract cards, users can expect a cohesive and familiar experience when interacting with different trade options, facilitating easier navigation and comprehension. This enhancement contributes to a more polished and user-friendly interface, improving overall usability and user satisfaction.