Refactor Hexagonal Grid CSS and Add Responsive Styles #530
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In this commit, I refactored the CSS code for the hexagonal grid layout to improve organization and readability. I consolidated duplicate transition properties, added comments to separate different sections, and optimized the code structure for better maintainability.
Additionally, I enhanced the responsiveness of the hexagonal grid by adding media queries for various screen sizes. The website now adapts gracefully to different devices, ensuring an optimal user experience on both large screens and smaller mobile devices.
The changes aim to make the codebase more organized and easier to understand for future contributors. The grid layout and hover effects remain intact, while the CSS has been improved to follow best practices and accommodate different screen sizes.