feat: Enhance Navbar Styling and improve mobile navigation

[yalsik86]

Fixes #682

Changes proposed

changes to navbar buttons to make the home page more aesthetically pleasing.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced button styling for navigation links in the header, including improved borders, padding, rounded corners, and hover effects.
  • Updated styling applied to mobile navigation links for a consistent visual experience.

• Bug Fixes

  • Ensured mobile navigation closes on scroll for better user experience on smaller screens.

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📝 Walkthrough

## Walkthrough The changes in this pull request focus on the `Header.js` component of a React application, specifically enhancing the styling of the `NavLink` components. The button styling has been updated with new utility classes for borders, padding, rounded corners, and hover effects. While the `MobileNav` component structure remains largely unchanged, it now incorporates the updated `NavLink` styling. The overall functionality, including the `onScroll` function for managing navigation state, has not been altered. ## Changes | File | Change Summary | |------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | Website/app/Header.js | Updated button styling for `NavLink` components with new utility classes. `MobileNav` components now use updated styles. No structural changes to `Header` or `MobileNav`. `onScroll` function remains unchanged. | ## Possibly related PRs - **#672**: This PR modifies the `MobileNav` and `Header` functions in `Header.js`, which are directly related to the changes made in the main PR regarding the `NavLink` components and the `onScroll` function. - **#674**: This PR introduces changes to the `NavLink` component and the `MobileNav` component in `Header.js`, which are relevant to the styling and functionality updates made in the main PR. ## Suggested labels `Website 🌐` ## Suggested reviewers - SaptarshiSarkar12 ## Poem > In the header where links do play, > A style update brightens the day. > With borders and padding, they dance with glee, > Mobile navs twirl, oh what a spree! > So hop along, let’s celebrate, > A prettier site, oh isn’t it great? 🐰✨

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