FIX : relocated the ai creator match buttons

[Saahi30]

📝 Description

This PR relocates the AI collaboration buttons from the "Requests" tab to the "AI Matches" tab in the Collaborations page, improving the user experience by placing action buttons in their most logical location. Additionally, comprehensive code quality improvements have been implemented to enhance maintainability and accessibility.

🔧 Changes Made

UI/UX Improvements

• Button Relocation: Moved "+ New Collaboration Request" and "Find Creators with AI" buttons from the "Requests" tab to the "AI Matches" tab
• Modal Positioning: Fixed modal rendering by moving them outside of tab content for proper accessibility across all tabs
• User Experience: Buttons are now logically placed where users expect to find collaboration creation tools

Code Quality Enhancements

• TypeScript Improvements:
  • Added proper interfaces (CollaborationData, Creator) to replace any types
  • Enhanced type safety throughout the component
• Import Cleanup:
  • Removed unused imports (Avatar, AvatarFallback, AvatarImage, Badge, mockCollabIdeas, mockRequestTexts)
  • Removed unnecessary React import
  • Added consistent semicolons to all imports
• Accessibility:
  • Added aria-label attributes to all interactive buttons
  • Improved screen reader support for better accessibility compliance
• Code Formatting:
  • Fixed inconsistent spacing and formatting
  • Improved code readability and maintainability

Technical Improvements

• Modal Architecture: Modals are now globally accessible from any tab instead of being tied to specific tab content
• Error Prevention: Eliminated potential CodeRabbit/linting issues through comprehensive code cleanup

📷 Screenshots or Visual Changes (if applicable)

Before: AI collaboration buttons were located in the "Requests" tab, making them less discoverable for users looking to create new collaborations.

After: AI collaboration buttons are now prominently placed in the "AI Matches" tab, providing a more intuitive user experience where users expect to find collaboration creation tools.

✅ Checklist

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## Summary by CodeRabbit

* **Accessibility**
  * Improved accessibility by adding descriptive aria-labels to key buttons, enhancing support for assistive technologies.

* **User Interface**
  * Streamlined the placement of "New Collaboration Request" and "Find Creators with AI" buttons, making them accessible from any tab within the main content area.

* **Style**
  * Minor formatting improvements for better readability.

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Walkthrough

The update introduces explicit TypeScript interfaces for collaboration and creator data, replacing generic types in handler functions. Accessibility is improved by adding aria-label attributes to several interactive elements. Additionally, certain action buttons are repositioned outside tab-specific content for global access, and minor formatting changes are applied.

Changes

File	Change Summary
Frontend/src/pages/Collaborations.tsx	Added CollaborationData and Creator interfaces; updated handler types; improved accessibility with aria-label; moved action buttons outside tabs; minor formatting updates.

Poem

A bunny hopped through code today,
With types and labels in its way.
Buttons moved to brighter spots,
Accessibility tied in thoughtful knots.
Interfaces new, the code feels neat—
Collaboration now, a bunny treat! 🐇✨

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• Frontend/src/pages/Collaborations.tsx (5 hunks)

🔇 Additional comments (6)

Frontend/src/pages/Collaborations.tsx (6)

1-10: LGTM! Import formatting improvements.

The import statement formatting changes improve code consistency and readability.

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19-30: Excellent type safety improvement!

The new TypeScript interfaces replace generic any types with well-defined structures. The interfaces are properly designed with appropriate property types and flexible index signatures for extensibility.

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46-46: Type safety enhancement approved.

The function parameter types are now properly typed with the new interfaces, providing better type checking and IDE support compared to the previous any types.

Also applies to: 51-51

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182-182: Excellent accessibility improvements!

The addition of descriptive aria-label attributes to all interactive buttons significantly enhances screen reader support and overall accessibility. The labels are concise and clearly describe each button's functionality.

Also applies to: 186-189, 219-225, 228-241, 249-255

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226-242: Perfect implementation of button relocation!

The AI collaboration buttons are now properly positioned in the "AI Matches" tab, which aligns with the PR objectives and provides a more intuitive user experience. The buttons are logically placed after the AI banner and maintain their original styling and functionality.

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264-276: Smart architectural improvement for modal accessibility!

Moving the modals outside the tab-specific content makes them globally accessible from any tab, which enhances usability and prevents potential unmounting issues when switching tabs. The clear comment explains the architectural decision well.

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