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Disappearance of border radius on the right end of the camera button upon hovering under source(cameras) #357

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Paridhicodes opened this issue Apr 12, 2022 · 7 comments

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Paridhicodes commented Apr 12, 2022

@TildaDares may I work to solve this issue as a part of outreachy'22?

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Paridhicodes commented Apr 12, 2022

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Hi @Paridhicodes, we only use the FTO template for creating issues for first timers.

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Hi @Paridhicodes, we’re putting all UI related issues on hold because we plan on redesigning the Infragram homepage as an Outreachy project https://publiclab.org/wiki/gsoc-ideas#Outreachy:+Infragram.org+full-screen+UI+design. You can open issues to discuss the things you plan to change/redesign along with wireframes/sketches if you want to work on this project. These issues will serve as your proposal to work on this project.

If you don't plan on working on this project, you can make suggestions or discuss improvements you think should be made to the Infragram UI in our project discussion issue publiclab/plots2#10754.

We appreciate your contributions to Public Lab. Thank you!

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Paridhicodes commented Apr 12, 2022

@TildaDares Is there any finalized UI so that I can start working on its implementation?

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Hi, implementation of the UI design starts after the internship.

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