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Update blog post default state #2667

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Oliviammarcello opened this issue May 23, 2023 · 0 comments · Fixed by #2670
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Update blog post default state #2667

Oliviammarcello opened this issue May 23, 2023 · 0 comments · Fixed by #2670
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Oliviammarcello commented May 23, 2023

User Story: As a merchant installing a new theme to use for my online store, I should be able to see an accurate representation of what my theme will look like with or without placeholder content. What I see by default, should reflect what I'll see when I upload a real image

Ultimate Goal: Achieve a 1:1 experience between placeholders images and real images

More context: With the introduction of new placeholder content, and fresh eyes on the topic, we noticed some inconsistencies between the empty and populated states with images.

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Identified Problem:

  1. The empty state of the blog does not accurately reflect the default styles & preset settings of the section

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Expected behaviour

The default styles of blog cards placeholder images should appear with the same styles as a if they were populated with real blog images.

Task

  • Match the placeholder image styles to the same default styles that would appear if image was populated
  • Display a placeholder state that matches the same default presets available in the section
  • Disconnect "news" preset. The blog should be empty by default
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