Funding page: uneven card gaps and mismatched heights

[NishantSinghhhhh]

Page URL

https://precice.org/about.html

What is wrong?

Bug: Funding page cards have uneven gaps and misaligned grid layout

Description

The funding cards on the /funding page have two related layout problems:

1. Unequal vertical gaps between cards — the spacing between rows is inconsistent. Some card pairs have a large gap between them while adjacent pairs are much tighter, making the grid feel unbalanced.

2. Cards are not equal height within a row — when one card in a row has more content than the other (e.g. a longer description or an extra field like "Funding number"), the two cards end up at different heights instead of stretching to match each other. This breaks the visual grid alignment.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Navigate to the Funding page
2. Observe the two-column card grid
3. Compare the vertical gap between different card rows — the spacing is visibly uneven
4. Compare card heights within the same row — cards with shorter content are shorter than their neighbors

Expected Behavior

• All cards in the same row should be equal height (stretch to match the tallest card)
• Vertical and horizontal gaps between all cards should be uniform throughout the grid

Suggested Fix

we can use grid or flexbox to solve the issue

Screenshots

Screencast.from.2026-03-24.00-53-23.webm

[Abhijit1018]

Can i solve this issue. i have an idea to solve it and that would help me in gsoc also. /assign

[MuhammadAashirAslam]

@Abhijit1018 you can discuss your approach in the comments or have a branch in your fork but for now no PRs are accepted.
More information at : https://precice.discourse.group/t/next-steps-in-gsoc/2827

[Abhijit1018]

OK let me see and also can you share me what can do now for GSOC

[MuhammadAashirAslam]

First of all, you can introduce yourself in the Form

You can also fork the repository and implement solutions (of the issues) or features you like in separate branches, then reference them in your post on the forum .

However, due to high traffic, most of the bigger issues have already been solved, so there are only a few good first issues left.

[precice-bot]

This issue has been mentioned on preCICE Forum on Discourse. There might be relevant details there:

https://precice.discourse.group/t/gsoc-2026-nishant-singh/2799/2