PIVX Mini-App Stylization

[YuurinBee]

PIVX Mini-App Stylization & Frontend Improvements

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PR Review: PIVX Mini-App Stylization

I've reviewed the changes in this PR. Overall, this is a solid styling update that improves the PIVX wallet UI with a more consistent purple color scheme. Here's my feedback:

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Bug Found

SVG Icon Reference Issue - src/index.html:307

<svg class="icon icon-info"><use xlink:href="#icon-info"></use></svg>

This <use xlink:href="#icon-info"> pattern won't work with the existing icon system. The codebase uses CSS mask-images for icons (e.g., .icon-info { mask-image: url("./icons/info.svg"); }), not SVG symbol sprites. This icon will not render.

Fix: Replace with the standard icon pattern used elsewhere in the codebase:

<span class="icon icon-info"></span>

Fix this →

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Code Quality Notes

Positive Changes

• Text capitalization is more consistent ("Send Custom Amount", "Back to Quick Send")
• Color scheme is unified around new PIVX purple tones (#642D8F, #B359FC)
• Improved visual hierarchy with consistent button styling
• Good use of hover effects with transform: scale(1.02) for better interactivity feedback

Suggestions for Improvement

1. Consider CSS Custom Properties - src/styles.css

   The new purple colors (#642D8F, #B359FC, #452568, #110B1B) are hardcoded in multiple places. Consider defining CSS variables for maintainability:

   :root {
     --pivx-primary: #642D8F;
     --pivx-accent: #B359FC;
     --pivx-dark: #452568;
     --pivx-darker: #110B1B;
   }

2. Transition Missing - src/styles.css:6282-6284

   The hover effect adds transition: transform 0.15s ease inside the :hover rule. For smoother transitions, this should be on the base element:

   .pivx-dock-btn-primary .pivx-dock-icon {
     background: #642D8F;
     transition: transform 0.15s ease; /* Move here */
   }
   
   .pivx-dock-btn-primary:hover .pivx-dock-icon {
     background: #642D8F;
     transform: scale(1.1);
     /* transition removed from here */
   }

3. Inline Color in JavaScript - src/main.js:528,559

   The color #642D8F is hardcoded inline in JavaScript:

   domPivxBalanceAmount.innerHTML = `${balance.toFixed(2)} <span style="color: #642D8F;">PIV</span>`;

   Consider using a CSS class instead for better maintainability.

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Security Assessment

No security concerns identified. The changes are purely cosmetic (CSS styling, color values, and text capitalization).

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Summary

Aspect	Status
Code Quality	Good - consistent styling approach
Bug Found	1 issue (SVG icon reference)
Security	No concerns
Best Practices	Minor suggestions for maintainability

The PR is ready to merge after fixing the SVG icon bug. The other suggestions are optional improvements for future maintainability.