feat: popup size increase

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The pull request adjusts the UI dimensions of two components. In the modal component, container dimensions are increased for medium-sized screens and above. Similarly, the image within the CTA section has updated dimensions for non-mobile views. No changes were made to the underlying logic, control flow, or public entity declarations.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
src/.../Core/DraggableModal.tsx	Increased modal dimensions: width from 450px to 550px and height from 500px to 600px on medium screens.
src/.../Pages/CTAContent/CTAContent.tsx	Updated image dimensions for non-mobile: width from 200 to 270 and height from 230 to 250 (mobile sizes unchanged).

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src/components/Core/DraggableModal.tsx (1)

26-26: Modal dimensions increased for better content visibility.

The modal size increase from 450x500px to 550x600px on medium screens and above provides more space for content while maintaining the same responsive behavior for mobile. This change aligns well with the PR objective of increasing popup size.

src/components/Pages/CTAContent/CTAContent.tsx (1)

23-24: Image dimensions increased for non-mobile views.

The image dimensions have been increased from 200x230 to 270x250 for non-mobile views, while keeping mobile dimensions unchanged. This change provides better visibility on larger screens and complements the modal size increase.

Note that this change also slightly modifies the aspect ratio of the image (from ~0.87:1 to ~1.08:1). Ensure this doesn't cause any unexpected visual distortion of the image content.

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