Tour row goes inline with the other three on wide screens

The signed-in home page “recommended actions”. Real components, real render, measured (not eyeballed) with headless Chromium. shipped to production

The change: on a wide screen all four rows now sit inline on one line instead of the tour row dropping to a lonely second line. Below 1360px they form a clean 2×2 (no orphan); phones stack, tour last. The tour card’s own copy (mine) shortened to “Finish the quick tour”. None of the founder’s copy was reworded.

With the tour — four rows

This is the state the change is about. At 1440 all four are inline; the founder’s longest subhead, “Tell your network where you want to go.”, is fully visible.

1440px — 4 across (inline). Nothing truncated.
4 cards inline at 1440
1280px — clean 2×2 (below the 4-up breakpoint; no orphaned 4th).
2x2 at 1280
1024px — 2×2. Nothing truncated.
2x2 at 1024
768px — 2×2.
2x2 at 768
390px (real phone) — stacked, tour last, no button. The trip-wish line “…where you want to go.” clips here exactly as it did before — that’s a pending decision of the founder’s, left untouched. (unchanged)
stacked at 390

Tour finished — three rows (unchanged)

The three-card state is byte-for-byte the old layout — this change never touches it.

1440px — 3 across.
3 cards at 1440
1280px — 3 across.
3 cards at 1280
390px (real phone) — stacked.
3 cards stacked at 390

Measured, per width (four-card state)

Truncation = per-text-node scrollWidth > clientWidth. Card widths from this review surface, which renders the strip ~40px narrower than production — so real-site margins are larger than shown.

widthcards / rowcard widthany founder title/subhead cut?page overflowmin font
390 (phone)1 (stacked)308pxonly trip-wish subhead — pre-existing, unchangedno12px
7682×2313pxonly trip-wish subhead (also clipped here before)no12px
10242×2425pxnoneno12px
12802×2553pxnoneno12px
14404 (inline)300pxnone — trip-wish subhead needs 219px, has 223pxno12px

Closest the founder’s copy comes to clipping on a wide screen: “Tell your network where you want to go.” — 219px of text in 223px of space at the inline width. It fits, with more room on the real site.