[HelloNurse]

The quality of commit messages depends on context. The author seems focused on bringing order to long freestyle messages, presumably for the purpose of accreting a rich but readable history log in long-lived branches, but not all commit messages are like that.

For example, when typical commits are about solving or implementing some support ticket, issue, new feature etc. that is documented elsewhere correct references are far more important than classification of the commit type or descriptive details; special commits (refactoring, chore, docs etc.) are easily noticeable because they don't reference a specific issue and many details are better omitted for the sake of deduplication.

  fix(ui): correct alignment on dashboard widgets
  
  - adjust CSS flex properties
  - test on multiple screen sizes
  
  Fixes #204

could be (on one line, easier to read in a massive log, and without redundantly describing the problem with misaligned widgets)

  #204 - adjusted CSS flex properties of dashboard widgets; tested on multiple screen sizes

or maybe, depending on what is expected to be explained in issue #204 or not, more technically precise:

  #204 - same CSS flex properties for all dashboard widget DIV elements; tested on 800*600, 1880*960 and 2900\*1600 browser windows but not on the standard smartphone emulators