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## MODIFIED Requirements
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### Requirement: Clickable Service Cards
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The system SHALL make the entire service card a clickable link based on the following priority:
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1. If a Traefik URL is present, use that.
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2. Else if a preferred local IP is present, use that.
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3. Else, display all accessible IPs/ports as individual clickable links.
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#### Scenario: Service with Traefik URL
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- **WHEN** a service card is displayed with a Traefik URL
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- **THEN** the entire card is a clickable link that opens the Traefik URL in a new tab.
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#### Scenario: Service with Preferred Local IP (no Traefik URL)
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- **WHEN** a service card is displayed with a preferred local IP but no Traefik URL
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- **THEN** the entire card is a clickable link that opens the preferred local IP in a new tab.
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#### Scenario: Service with Multiple Accessible IPs/Ports (no Traefik or Preferred Local IP)
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- **WHEN** a service card is displayed with multiple accessible IPs/ports but no Traefik URL or preferred local IP
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- **THEN** the card is not clickable as a whole.
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- **AND** each accessible IP/port is displayed as an individual clickable link that opens in a new tab.
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### Requirement: Professional and Modern UI with Frosted Cards
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The system SHALL have a professional and modern user interface with a "frosted glass" effect for service cards, improved typography, spacing, and responsive design.
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#### Scenario: Displaying Service Cards
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- **WHEN** service cards are displayed
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- **THEN** the cards have a "frosted glass" effect with a blurred backdrop, semi-transparent background, rounded corners, and a subtle box shadow.
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- **AND** the overall layout utilizes improved typography and spacing for a professional appearance.
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- **AND** the interface is responsive, adapting to various screen sizes.
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