Refactored the Brisbane Moderators section to use CSS Grid layout instead of duplicate flex containers.

[navyansh007]

• Replaced two separate <div class="flex flex-wrap justify-center gap-6"> containers with a single grid container
• Implemented CSS Grid layout: grid grid-cols-1 sm:grid-cols-2 md:grid-cols-3 gap-6 justify-items-center

resolves #739

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request streamlines the presentation of the 'Brisbane Moderators' section by transitioning its layout from a dual-flexbox approach to a more modern and efficient CSS Grid system. This refactoring improves the responsiveness and organization of the moderator profiles, ensuring a cleaner and more scalable design across various screen sizes.

Highlights

• Layout Refactoring: The 'Brisbane Moderators' section has been refactored to utilize CSS Grid for its layout, replacing the previous implementation that relied on two separate flexbox containers.
• CSS Grid Implementation: A single div element now employs CSS Grid with classes grid grid-cols-1 sm:grid-cols-2 md:grid-cols-3 gap-6 justify-items-center to manage the responsive display of moderator profiles.
• Code Simplification: The change consolidates the layout structure, removing redundant div elements and simplifying the HTML for better maintainability.

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Code Review

This pull request refactors the 'Brisbane Moderators' section to use a single CSS Grid container instead of two Flexbox containers. This is a good simplification of the markup and uses a more appropriate layout tool. I've suggested a minor improvement to maintain consistency in the HTML structure for the moderator cards by using <a> tags for all of them, which is consistent with how other team members are displayed on the page.

[jbampton]

This is not correct

[navyansh007]

Thanks for the feedback! I've updated the implementation to match the original layout. The new solution:

Changes:

• Uses a single grid container with grid-cols-1 to stack items vertically
• Thomas appears centered at the top
• Eddie and Jasper are wrapped in a nested flex flex-wrap justify-center container, ensuring they appear centered side-by-side below Thomas

[jbampton]

Please resolve the conflicts

[navyansh007]

Resolved the merge conflicts

[jbampton]

Please integrate the changes from #853