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Create mobile version of the Guide Pages and ensure responsiveness #1515
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Progress: Just assigned this issue to myself. |
@alyssabenipayo Can you let us know your progress in regards to this issue? Thank you =] Progress: |
Progress: Blocks: Have been focusing on Hackathon this past week. Learned a lot from the experience (especially with CSS and a bit of JavaScript) that I’m excited to continue with this issue. Availability: Open this coming week. (Yay!) ETA: 5/22. |
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Blocks: N/A Availability: Open! ETA: 5/23/21 |
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Block: N/A |
Feedback from Dev Team: We learned that the most feasible way to develop is to hide the nav-bar. Will have the prototype ready by Sunday. |
Feedback from Sunday Meeting: We would like to update the mobile prototype where the table of contents is hiding at the top (hamburger menu) while a top scroll button appears after the user scrolls through the page. Note for future references (potential new issue): Create an accordion for mobile. |
Feedback from 6/13 Meeting:
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Just found out how it really looks like on mobile. I manually coded the parallelogram. I think a quick solution to this is downloading the svg of the hero image with the shape from our Figma and implement it on our prototype. With that, we would avoid visual issues in the future.
Updated ETA: 8/1/21 References: UPDATE (8/5/21): Design and Dev teams said that downloading the svg image with the parallelogram is a workable solution. Will proceed to have this issue reviewed with Product. |
@Sihemgourou @ExperimentsInHonesty Hello! Guide Pages Prototype is ready to review. I've consulted with our dev and design teams to see if they have feedback, and they said it looks good so far. Please see the link for the prototype below and feel free to let me know if you have any questions! Thanks. |
Great @alyssabenipayo ! could you put it in the review column please :) |
Update from 8/15/2021's Meeting:
Blockers: None. Availability: 8-10 hours ETA: 8/21/21 Preview: https://alyssabenipayo.github.io/guidepages-prototype/ |
Additional Notes from Previous Update:
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Update 8/20/21Will be redesigning the Guide Pages as mention in #1630. Status of this issue: TBD |
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Issue Update 8/27/21:
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Dependency
Mobile navigation audit. Perform site audit of mobile navigation #2190Overview
We learned that Jekyll is a feasible option because it can render Markdown files into HTML as seen in #1085.
Now we need to create a mobile version of it and ensure that the codes are responsive on all screens.
Action Items
Future Items
Resources/Instructions
Guide Pages Figma File
HfLA Guide Pages Design Issue
Alyssa's Repository for the Guide Pages Prototype
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