So excited to finally have screenshots in the Project Browser!!...
This is a follow-up issue to #3040, with some ideas for improvement:
Consider hiding the descriptions for themes on mobile, and showing just the "details" link (or alternatively showing less text compared to desktop/tablet).
(implies support for multiple screenshots, see https://github.com/backdrop/backdrop-issues/issues/1517) Consider adding some colorbox functionality when people click on the screenshot thumbnails, so that a larger version of the screenshot can be viewed. On mobile, instead of colorbox, we should enable some sort of thumb-enabled slider, so that people can flick through the screenshot thumbnails.
~~Placeholder/default thumbnails for projects that do not provide screenshots. This would allow for consistency in the width that the description text for projects occupies.~~ Skratch, we seem to already have this :)
Enable screenshots/thumbnails for modules too. They do have that in d.org:

This would allow adding screenshots that explain the functionality a module adds (for example before/after screenshots of the admin UI), which often times convey the functionality better/faster than words do. Example:

...up for discussion.
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