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design: add Light Mode Figma layouts for support ticket views and merchant integration settings - #935
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Summary
Introduces four coordinated Light Mode design deliverables for SwiftChain, covering multiple ways to review support requests and a configuration space for merchant integrations.
Design Coverage
Visual and Layout Considerations
The designs follow SwiftChain’s Light Mode conventions, with attention to readable text, balanced spacing, clear information hierarchy, and consistent alignment. Reusable components and Figma auto-layout help maintain visual consistency, while responsive variants accommodate different screen sizes.
Frames, components, and layers are organized to make the designs straightforward to review and hand off for future development.
Review Checklist
Scope Notice
This contribution covers Figma UI/UX design only. No frontend code or application functionality is changed.
Issues Addressed
Closes #678
Closes #680
Closes #682
Closes #676