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PR Review 🔍

⏱️ Estimated effort to review [1-5]	3, because the PR includes a significant amount of CSS changes across multiple components, which requires careful review to ensure consistency and responsiveness across different devices. Additionally, the changes impact the visual presentation and user experience, necessitating a thorough check for visual bugs and inconsistencies.
🧪 Relevant tests	No
⚡ Possible issues	Possible Bug: The CSS properties for `.mood-entry` and `.emotion` both include `overflow-y: auto;` which might cause unexpected scrollbar appearances if not handled properly across different browsers and content sizes.
	Consistency Issue: There are multiple font families used across different components which might lead to a lack of visual consistency. Standardizing the font families or defining them more centrally could improve consistency.
🔒 Security concerns	No

Code feedback:

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relevant file	Front-End/src/Components/WellnessHub/TrackMood/TrackMood.css
suggestion	Consider using CSS variables for colors and font families to improve maintainability and consistency across your stylesheets. For example, define `--dark-purple: #1E1E2F;` and `--cool-blue: #140c67;` at the root level and use these variables throughout your CSS files. [important]
relevant line	background-color: #1E1E2F; /* Dark purple */

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relevant file	Front-End/src/Components/WellnessHub/TrackMood/TrackMood.css
suggestion	For better cross-browser compatibility and to avoid layout shifts, consider specifying a fallback font-family in case the primary one isn't available. For instance, before using a specific serif or sans-serif font, you could specify a generic family. [medium]
relevant line	font-family: Georgia, 'Times New Roman', Times, serif;

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relevant file	Front-End/src/Components/WellnessHub/TrackMood/TrackMood.css
suggestion	To enhance the user experience on mobile devices, consider making the `.mood-entry` width responsive instead of fixed at 600px. Use max-width for better flexibility and responsiveness. [important]
relevant line	width: 600px;

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relevant file	Front-End/src/Components/WellnessHub/TrackMood/TrackMood.css
suggestion	Avoid using inline comments for color codes directly in your CSS. Instead, use a more descriptive class name or a CSS comment block at the top of your file to describe the color scheme. This improves readability and maintainability. [medium]
relevant line	color: #140c67; /* Cool blue */

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