design(calendar): tighten month-cell chips on mobile so task titles are legible - #206
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Design-polish pass — the Calendar month view on mobile. The month grid squeezes 7 columns into ~390px, so each day cell is only ~50px wide — which truncated every task chip to a single useless letter ("H…", "D…", "P…"). You couldn't tell what was on any day.
Fix (CSS-only, tokens only)
In the
@media (max-width: 600px)block, tightened the day-cell padding (5px 6px→4px 3px) and the chip padding/font (3px 6px/0.75rem→2px 4px/0.68rem). That reclaims enough width for ~3 characters per chip — "Dra…", "Fin…", "Pre…" — enough to recognize a task at a glance. Desktop is untouched (chips keep their full titles and roomier spacing).Before → after
Full quality gate green (38 calendar tests pass); presentational-only. Verified against the sandbox (
AWS_PROFILE=personal).