Follow-up to #13. After widening the sign-in card, its content (title, intro, form) hugged the left edge instead of sitting centered within the wider card.
Changes:
Turn .auth-card into a centered flex column so each block-level element (title, intro, form) centers as a whole on the card
Each element keeps its own text-align: left internally (labels, inputs, buttons read left-to-right as before)
The eyebrow label stays pinned to the left edge via align-self: flex-start, unaffected by the new centering
Follow-up to #13. After widening the sign-in card, its content (title, intro, form) hugged the left edge instead of sitting centered within the wider card.
**Changes:**
- Turn `.auth-card` into a centered flex column so each block-level element (title, intro, form) centers as a whole on the card
- Each element keeps its own `text-align: left` internally (labels, inputs, buttons read left-to-right as before)
- The eyebrow label stays pinned to the left edge via `align-self: flex-start`, unaffected by the new centering
- The title's two-line layout from #13 is unchanged
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Follow-up to #13. After widening the sign-in card, its content (title, intro, form) hugged the left edge instead of sitting centered within the wider card.
Changes:
.auth-cardinto a centered flex column so each block-level element (title, intro, form) centers as a whole on the cardtext-align: leftinternally (labels, inputs, buttons read left-to-right as before)align-self: flex-start, unaffected by the new centering