Andrei
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Improved the settings page by removing individual save buttons from each preference component and adding unified save buttons per section: ## Changes Made ### Component Updates - **TimeZoneSelector**: Converted to controlled component with value/onChange props * Removed internal state management and save button * Removed success/error alerts (now handled by parent) * Added auto-detect as simple button without save - **TimeFormatSelector**: Converted to controlled component with value/onChange props * Removed internal state management and save button * Removed success/error alerts (now handled by parent) * Simplified to just radio buttons with preview ### Settings Page Improvements - Added timezone and timeFormat to local state - Created separate save handlers: * `handleSaveProfile` - for name/email changes * `handleSavePreferences` - for timezone and time format - Three clear sections with dedicated save buttons: 1. **Profile Information** → "Save Profile" button 2. **Preferences** (Language, Units, Timezone, Time Format) → "Save Preferences" button 3. **Notifications** → "Save Notification Settings" button ### User Experience Benefits - Clearer separation between different types of settings - Single save action per logical section instead of multiple buttons - Consistent save pattern across all settings cards - Reduced visual clutter with fewer buttons on page - Better organization: related settings grouped with one save action Files changed: 3 files (TimeZoneSelector, TimeFormatSelector, settings page) 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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