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This pull request implements a comprehensive refactoring of the AuthScreen to enhance both its visual responsiveness and runtime efficiency. Leveraging the responsive_sizer package, all font sizes, padding, and margin values are now dynamically scaled using the .sp unit, ensuring a consistent and optimized user experience across diverse screen dimensions. To optimize performance, const constructors have been strategically applied to immutable widgets, reducing unnecessary object creation and improving rendering speeds. Furthermore, the codebase has been streamlined by removing unused variables, enhancing clarity and maintainability. Conditional rendering logic has been refined for efficiency, and the LoadingScreen widget has been made const where possible. These changes collectively contribute to a more robust, performant, and professional authentication experience, addressing potential layout inconsistencies and improving overall application responsiveness.