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JUL-388 4K
Ticket Report – JUL‑388 (4K Issue)
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| Field | Details | |-------|---------| | | JUL‑388 | | Title | 4K Display Rendering Problem on Production Build | | Created On | 2024‑09‑12 14:32 UTC | | Reported By | Jane Doe (jane.doe@example.com) | | Current Status | In Progress | | Priority | High (P1) | | Assigned To | Mark Rivera (Frontend Team Lead) | | Environment | Windows 10 21H2, Chrome 119, Firefox 118, Edge 119; 4K (3840 × 2160) monitor, scaling set to 150 % | | Affected Versions | v2.4.3 (production), v2.5.0‑beta (staging) | | Issue Summary | UI components become blurry or mis‑aligned when the application is viewed on a 4K display with OS‑level scaling > 100 %. The problem manifests as: • SVG icons rendering at half‑resolution • Text clipping in modal dialogs • Fixed‑width layout containers ignoring max-width media queries | | Steps to Reproduce | 1. Open the app on a 4K monitor (3840 × 2160). 2. Set Windows display scaling to 150 % (or higher). 3. Navigate to Dashboard → Reports . 4. Observe blurred icons and truncated text in the Report Settings modal. | | Root‑Cause Investigation | • Initial debugging showed that the CSS image-rendering property is being overridden by a third‑party library ( react‑svg‑loader ). • The rem ‑based typography scaling is not accounting for high‑DPI scaling on Windows, leading to sub‑pixel rounding errors. | | Actions Taken So Far | 1. Added a high‑DPI media query ( @media (min-resolution: 2dppx) ) to override icon sizing. 2. Patched the react‑svg‑loader configuration to force width: 100% and height: auto . 3. Created a unit test that simulates a 150 % scaling factor using Chrome DevTools’ device emulation. | | Pending Work | • Refactor the global typography mixin to use calc(1rem * var(--scale-factor)) where --scale-factor is derived from window.devicePixelRatio . • Verify that all modal components respect the new max-width breakpoints on 4K screens. • Conduct cross‑browser testing on Edge, Firefox, and Safari (macOS 14, 5K Retina) to ensure consistency. | | Estimated Completion | 2024‑10‑03 (target) – contingent on successful QA sign‑off. | | Next Update Due | 2024‑09‑28 (mid‑sprint review). | | Related Tickets | • JUL‑372 – “SVG icon scaling on Retina displays” (closed, same fix applied). • JUL‑401 – “Modal dialog overflow on high‑DPI Windows” (opened, dependent). | | Risk & Impact | If left unresolved, high‑DPI users experience degraded UI quality, which may affect customer satisfaction scores (CSAT dropped 3 pts in the last survey for the 4K segment). The issue is P1 because it impacts a growing segment of enterprise customers using 4K workstations. | | Contact | Mark Rivera – mark.rivera@example.com – +1 (555) 987‑6543 | The "JUL" label is known for its focus