Fix:Improves the UI/UX for Getting Started Section for the mobile device

[jagpreetrahi]

Description

This PR fixes #2427

Notes for Reviewers
This PR introduces the improvement of Getting Started section UI/UX for the mobile devices. It changes the styles related to the heading and paragraph tag.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on improving the user interface and experience of the 'Getting Started' section, specifically targeting mobile device responsiveness. The changes involve subtle adjustments to spacing, text alignment, and font sizing to ensure a more polished and readable layout on smaller screens, addressing a reported UI/UX issue.

Highlights

• Mobile UI/UX Improvements: Enhanced the visual presentation of the 'Getting Started' section on mobile devices by refining heading and paragraph styles for better readability and layout.
• HTML Structure Adjustments: Modified _includes/getting-started.html to adjust spacing for step numbers, add a margin-top to paragraphs, and apply a new special-step class to a specific heading.
• CSS Styling Refinements: Updated _sass/layout.scss to center and clamp the font size of the main 'Getting Started' heading, and introduced a white-space: nowrap property for the new special-step class to prevent text wrapping.

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Code Review

This pull request improves the UI/UX of the 'Getting Started' section for mobile devices by adjusting font sizes and layout. The SCSS changes are well-implemented, using modern features like clamp() for responsive typography. My main feedback concerns the use of inline styles in the HTML file, which can impact maintainability. I've provided specific suggestions to move these styles to the corresponding SCSS file. Overall, these changes are a good step towards a better mobile experience.

[gemini-code-assist]

To improve maintainability and adhere to best practices of separating structure (HTML) from presentation (CSS), please avoid using inline styles. The margin-right: 0.3rem should be moved to the .step-number class definition in your SCSS file. The same applies to line 22.

<h1 class="step-number">01</h1>

[gemini-code-assist]

Please move the inline style margin-top: 5px; to the .grey-bg-text class in your SCSS file. This helps in keeping the styling separate from the HTML structure, making the code cleaner and easier to maintain. The same applies to line 25.

<p class="grey-bg-text" style="font-size: 1.15rem;">

[Rajesh-Nagarajan-11]

in 375px its overflow please fix that .

[jagpreetrahi]

Alright, I do