feat(ux): implement smooth closing animations for modal overlays - #43
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…elper - Refactored `style.display = 'none'` across modal-overlay closures to use a centralized `window.closeModal()` helper function in `src/app.js`. - Attached `.closing` class logic triggering CSS exit keyframe animations matching the 140ms duration for proper modal scale/fade out (Material Design 3 paradigm). - Authored `.Jules/palette.md` logging the UX micro-interaction pattern requirement. - Cleaned up incidental files from repository. Co-authored-by: bugragungoz <209906170+bugragungoz@users.noreply.github.com>
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Addresses the request to inject one Vanilla JS micro-UX improvement reflecting minimalist and Material Design 3 open-source web aesthetics by ensuring modal dialogs fade out appropriately without breaking DOM accessibility paradigms or Rust internals. Included UX Journal paradigm docs in
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