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[US-5.1 / OBT-208] Platform-specific launch button icons - #29

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Summary

US-5.1 / OBT-208 — Give the My Apps launch buttons platform-specific icons so users can instantly distinguish web from mobile, and Android from iOS.

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  1. dashboard/AppCard.tsx: the web launch button now uses a Globe icon (instead of the generic ExternalLink); iOS uses an Apple icon and Android keeps Smartphone, so the two mobile buttons are no longer identical. All icons remain outline, consistent with the design system.

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Front-only. Touches AppCard.tsx alongside US-4.4 (#17) but in the launch-button region only; pairs well with the US-4.x platform work.

levigtri and others added 2 commits July 5, 2026 01:39
Use a Globe icon for the web launch button (instead of a generic external-link),
an Apple icon for iOS, and keep Smartphone for Android so the two mobile buttons
are visually distinct and instantly recognizable.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <[email protected]>
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