fix: 锁定屏幕页面样式自适应

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• Style
  • Improved lock screen layout and styling for better responsiveness and visual balance across devices.
  • Updated hour and minute display to use smaller, scalable blocks with refined font sizes and rounded corners.
  • Adjusted unlock button positioning and appearance for enhanced accessibility.
  • Made footer time and date display more responsive with optimized font sizes.

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Walkthrough

The lock screen component's UI layout and styling were updated for improved responsiveness and visual balance. Adjustments include repositioning the unlock toggle button, redesigning the hour and minute display blocks, and refining font sizes and container widths for various elements. No logic or event handling changes were made.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
.../lock-screen/lock-screen.vue	Updated UI layout and styling: repositioned unlock button, redesigned time display, responsive sizing.

Poem

A lock screen fresh, with style anew,
Time blocks now square, with rounded view.
The button floats, atop the scene,
Responsive fonts—so crisp and clean.
No logic changed, just looks refined,
A rabbit’s hop ahead, by design!
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🔇 Additional comments (4)

packages/effects/layouts/src/widgets/lock-screen/lock-screen.vue (4)

88-89: LGTM! Improved unlock button positioning.

The change from relative positioning to fixed positioning with proper centering (left-1/2 and -translate-x-1/2) ensures consistent placement across different screen sizes. The higher z-index and hover effects enhance the user experience.

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96-113: Excellent responsive time display implementation.

The redesign effectively addresses multiple screen sizes with:

• Responsive container with proper gaps (gap-4 sm:gap-6 md:gap-8)
• Square time blocks that scale appropriately across breakpoints
• Progressive font size scaling from 36px to 72px
• Well-positioned meridiem label with responsive sizing
• Consistent visual hierarchy maintained across all screen sizes

The implementation follows Tailwind CSS responsive design best practices.

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124-124: Good responsive form container implementation.

The change from fixed width to w-[90%] max-w-[300px] px-4 provides better adaptability across screen sizes while maintaining optimal form width and preventing edge-to-edge layout on small screens.

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151-158: Verify the text scaling pattern for consistency.

The responsive text sizing implementation is comprehensive, but there's a potential inconsistency in the scaling pattern on line 151:

• text-xl md:text-2xl xl:text-xl 2xl:text-3xl decreases size at xl breakpoint then increases at 2xl

This creates a non-linear scaling pattern. Please verify this is intentional for design purposes, as it differs from the typical progressive scaling used elsewhere in the component.

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