Lack of Responsiveness Handling in spin-wheel-game Component

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Description

Currently, the spin-wheel-game component lacks built-in support for responsiveness, making it challenging to integrate seamlessly into applications that require responsive design. While the component provides various customization options, including size and font family, it does not dynamically adjust its size or layout based on the viewport or parent container's dimensions.

Proposed Solution

Integrate responsiveness handling into the spin-wheel-game component to ensure it adapts to different screen sizes and device types. This can be achieved by leveraging responsive utility classes provided by Tailwind CSS, a popular utility-first CSS framework. By incorporating Tailwind CSS classes or implementing custom logic to adjust the component's size and layout dynamically, users can easily integrate the spin-wheel-game into responsive React applications without additional hassle.

Implementation Suggestions

• Utilize Tailwind CSS: Integrate Tailwind CSS classes for responsive design, allowing the spin-wheel-game component to adapt its size and layout based on breakpoints defined in the application's design system.
• Responsive Props: Introduce new props or extend existing ones to control the responsiveness of the spin-wheel-game component. For example, a responsiveSize prop could accept an array of sizes corresponding to different breakpoints, enabling users to specify different wheel sizes for various screen sizes.
• Media Queries: Implement media query-based adjustments within the component's styles to handle responsiveness directly. This approach provides flexibility in defining custom responsive behavior tailored to specific use cases.

Expected Impact

Enhancing the spin-wheel-game component with responsiveness handling will:

• Improve user experience by ensuring the spin wheel adapts seamlessly to different screen sizes and devices.
• Increase the component's versatility, making it more suitable for a wider range of applications and design requirements.
• Simplify integration for developers working on responsive React projects, reducing the need for custom CSS or workaround solutions.

Additional Considerations

• Compatibility: Ensure that the implementation of responsiveness handling is compatible with various React versions and environments commonly used by developers.
• Documentation: Update the component's documentation to include guidance on leveraging responsiveness features, including examples and best practices for implementation.
• Community Feedback: Solicit feedback from the community regarding preferred approaches to responsiveness handling and consider incorporating suggestions to align with user expectations and preferences.

This issue aims to improve the usability and versatility of the spin-wheel-game component by addressing the absence of responsiveness handling, ultimately enhancing its value for React developers seeking interactive and visually appealing solutions for their projects.