Improved navigation with dedicated mobile navigation

[huumn]

I'll write up more about this tomorrow if I'm short here, but the overarching thing is redone navigation to make room for a multi-select for territory filtering.

Extras:

• dedicated mobile navigation (eg bottom navbar, offcanvas)
• sticky minimal navigation bar so you navigate easily when you're deep in comment threads
• search defaults to searching all territories
  • more intuitive search filters
• when you're logged out, you're visually "logged in" as anon
• 404's redirect to /404 (vs rewrite) to fix CSP issues
• redone copy on login/signup pages

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Added territory filtering to search queries.
  • Introduced new navigation components and layouts for desktop and mobile views.
  • Implemented off-canvas navigation for mobile.
  • Added functionality for managing notifications related to new notes.
  • Updated filter descriptions on the search page for clarity and organization.
• Bug Fixes
  • Fixed a redirection issue for not found scenarios, now redirects to /404.
• Style
  • Updated various components with new class names and styles for improved visual appearance and responsiveness.
  • Introduced new CSS classes and adjusted existing ones across multiple components.
• Refactor
  • Simplified conditional rendering logic in components.
  • Adjusted class names and layout structures in layout components.
  • Removed unused styles and properties.
• Chores
  • Updated text content and styling in login and signup pages for a better user experience.
  • Removed the WelcomeBanner component from the homepage.
• Documentation
  • Removed rel='preload' attribute from font links for optimization.

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Walkthrough

The update introduces a range of modifications across the application, focusing on enhancing navigation, refining UI components, and improving user experience. Key changes include the addition of territory filtering in search, redirection adjustments for better user flow, UI updates in components for consistency and responsiveness, and the introduction of new navigation structures for both desktop and mobile. The update aims to make the application more intuitive and visually appealing, while also streamlining user interactions.

Changes

Files	Change Summaries
api/resolvers/search.js api/ssrApollo.js	Added territory parameter for filtering; modified redirection logic.
components/.../fee-button.js components/.../hat.js components/.../hidden-wallet-summary.js components/.../post.js components/.../sub-select.js	Updated UI elements for consistency; adjusted class names and properties.
components/.../*.module.css styles/...	Removed specific styling; added new styles for responsiveness and alignment.
components/layout.js components/layout.module.css	Renamed and updated components for navigation; adjusted layout styling.
components/nav/...	Introduced new navigation components for desktop and mobile; refined navigation functionality.
middleware.js next.config.js pages/invites/[id].js	Updated CSP headers; modified route handling and redirection logic.
pages/[name]/index.js pages/_app.js pages/_document.js pages/items/[id]/edit.js pages/login.js pages/search.js pages/signup.js	Enhanced user experience through UI and text content updates; added provider components.

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Enhancing paths that users find.
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[huumn]

• Header is not always immediately sticky, not sure if on purpose

Occasionally the sticky content is not the same as the top navbar, so I unhide the sticky at an offset until you've scrolled beyond the navbar. There's definitely room for improvement there.

In general, not sure how I feel about the different layouts which lead to different experiences on desktop vs mobile.

I agree. I think our next iteration we'll make mobile and desktop more consistent by placing the things that appear in the bottom navbar of mobile, in a left-hand navbar on desktop like Twitter does:

This was already the case but it became more obvious now: The filter(s) in /recent and /top are not aligned. There is some unnecessary top-margin for the top-filters:

Nice catch. I'll take a look at this.