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feat: add premium POSH article detail page with motion-first editorial components

Praveena Veeranki requested to merge feature/pages-ui into develop

Description

This MR introduces a complete redesign of the POSH Awareness detail page with a modern glassmorphism-based UI, immersive animations, and improved user experience aligned with the newly redesigned SWECHA platform.

✨ UI Redesign

  • Completely redesigned the POSH awareness detail/article page
  • Introduced modern glassmorphism styling across sections
  • Added floating translucent cards and layered layouts
  • Improved typography, spacing, and visual hierarchy
  • Enhanced metadata and breadcrumb presentation
  • Redesigned content containers for better readability
  • Added premium gradients, glow effects, and depth styling
  • Improved responsive layout structure across devices

🎬 Animations & Interactions

Implemented advanced motion effects using Framer Motion:

  • Smooth page transitions
  • Scroll reveal animations
  • Fade and blur section animations
  • Hover glow interactions
  • Floating motion effects
  • Staggered content animations
  • Smooth card transitions
  • Interactive UI feedback enhancements

🌌 Visual Enhancements

  • Added immersive background styling
  • Improved glass effect layering and blur system
  • Added ambient gradient and lighting effects
  • Enhanced overall modern SaaS/AI-inspired appearance
  • Improved overall page engagement and visual consistency

⚙️ Frontend Improvements

  • Refactored reusable UI components
  • Improved layout organization and maintainability
  • Enhanced responsive behavior for mobile/tablet/desktop
  • Optimized animation structure and rendering behavior

🧪 Validation

Verified successfully:

  • npm run lint
  • npm run test
  • npm run build

Pipeline passed successfully with no major issues.

🎯 Outcome

The POSH awareness page now delivers a premium, modern, and immersive user experience with polished animations, glassmorphism UI, improved readability, and better interaction quality aligned with the new SWECHA design system.

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