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This pull request implements a comprehensive design revamp of the mobile application, following the specifications in the Design Revamp.html blueprint. The goal was to modernize the app's look and feel with a "Gen Z-centric" aesthetic called "Expressive Minimalism".

The changes include a complete overhaul of the color scheme, typography, and component library. All major screens, including the a dashboard, expense tracking, and settlement flows, have been redesigned to align with the new visual identity.

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Redesigned the group list and group details screens with a modern and bold UI.

- Introduced a new color palette and typography theme for consistency.
- Updated the layout of the group list and group details screens to be more intuitive and visually appealing.
- Added animations and transitions to improve the user experience.
- The new design is inspired by modern aesthetics to appeal to a younger audience.
- Applied the new modern theme to all screens for a consistent look and feel.
- Refactored the home screen to a grid view for active groups.
- Added an expander to the home screen to show/hide settled groups.
- Updated the styling of all components to match the new design system.
- Updated EditProfileScreen to use centralized avatar logic for displaying user images or initials.
- Refactored FriendsScreen to utilize new avatar utility functions for friend images and initials.
- Enhanced GroupDetailsScreen with improved imports and structure.
- Cleaned up GroupSettingsScreen by consolidating image handling and member rendering logic.
- Improved HomeScreen to leverage avatar utilities for consistent display of group images and initials.
- Added avatar utility functions: getInitial for generating initials from names and isValidImageUri for validating image URIs.
This commit introduces a major overhaul of the application's design, based on the "Expressive Minimalism" philosophy outlined in the `Design Revamp.html` document.

Key changes include:
- A new color palette and typography scale have been implemented in `styles/theme.js`.
- The "Inter" font family has been added and is now used throughout the app.
- A new set of custom UI components (`Button`, `Card`, `Input`, `Header`) has been created in `components/v2/` to match the new aesthetic.
- The `HomeScreen`, `AddExpenseScreen`, and `GroupDetailsScreen` have been completely redesigned using the new components and design system.
- New screens for `AddGroupScreen` and `SettleUpScreen` have been created to provide a more focused user experience.
- The main tab bar navigation has been restyled to match the new floating design.
- Microinteractions, such as button press animations and a confetti effect for settling up, have been added to enhance the user experience.
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@Devasy Devasy marked this pull request as ready for review August 15, 2025 19:21
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To fix the problem, we should avoid returning exception details (message and type) directly to the user. Instead, return a generic error message such as "An internal error has occurred" or "Failed to fetch expense details". For debugging purposes, the full exception details can be logged server-side using the existing logger (imported as logger from app.config). This ensures developers can still access error information without exposing it to users. The change should be made in the exception handler of the debug_expense function in backend/app/expenses/routes.py, specifically replacing the return statement on line 511. Additionally, add a call to logger.error() to log the exception details.


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This commit fixes a typo in `frontend/navigation/MainNavigator.js` where a `</View>` tag was incorrectly written as `</V>`. This syntax error was causing the build to fail in the CI/CD pipeline.
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