Replace <img /> with <Image /> component for user profile in TopNav

[sijan2]

Replaced the tag with Next.js Image component in the ProfileDropdown for optimized image rendering.

Key Changes
• Switched to next/image for user profile image.

before running locally with :

after component:

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Style
  • Updated profile image rendering to use Next.js Image component
  • Added rounded styling and background color to profile image
  • Optimized image display with specified width and height

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces an optimization to the profile image rendering in the TopNav.tsx component by replacing the standard HTML <img> tag with Next.js's Image component. This change leverages Next.js's built-in image optimization capabilities, adding explicit width and height attributes while maintaining the existing visual styling through updated class names.

Changes

File	Change Summary
apps/web/components/TopNav.tsx	Replaced <img> with Next.js Image component for profile image, added explicit dimensions (32x32), updated styling classes

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

apps/web/components/TopNav.tsx (1)

87-90: Refine alt attribute for better accessibility.
Currently, the alt text is "Profile," which may be insufficient for screen readers. Consider including the user’s name for a more descriptive alt text. Also, ensure the image domain is in next.config.js where required.

- alt="Profile"
+ alt={session.user.name ? `${session.user.name}'s Profile` : 'Profile'}

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🔇 Additional comments (1)

apps/web/components/TopNav.tsx (1)

23-23: Great import addition for image optimizations.
By using Next.js' Image, you benefit from built-in optimizations like lazy loading and responsive sizing.

[elie222]

Thanks!