clubgamma / good_first_issue_web_app Goto Github PK

Form Page for Adding the list of the following things
Name of new repo, link of the repo and it's good first issue small description along with it.
Also add option to add the languages used to resolve the issue.
It should be made so it should follow light and dark mode both.

Describe the bug

Favicon and name are not change.

To Reproduce

• Go to the main page of good first issue web app.

Screenshots/Videos

Expected behavior

Change the React favicon to clubgamma icon and React App to Club Gamma

Create a Simple About US page which contains the link of Github Repo and Contains the Contributors names

Provide at least two logos for Good First Issue Web App.

Design Simple Figma Skeleton for GFI Issues Cards.

Skeleton Should Include an Abstract of

• Repo Image,
• Repo Description,
• Issue Description, and
• Language Used to resolve the issue as a Tag in the card.

Provide Backend for the Home Page which can fetch and display the list of GFI along filtering with Tech Stack

Design Club Gamma Logo to Display it on Website.

Simple Home Page with which contains list of GFI Links with Project Name(Dummy Page is fine Backend Issue is already there created)

update readme

it seems that the website lacks a favicon icon for the ClubGamma logo.

Pls Use the Logo from the repo it is already designed and design kit is available
Simple and Modern Looking Landing Page which contains all the information about Project.

Tasks

• Navbar
• What is GFI Section
• Motivation for the Project Section
• How to Contribute Section (Simple Steps Process)
• Footer (with Repo Link)

Make Sure to create a Attractive and Simple Page.

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• Simple Clerk Authentication Integration
• It is required when someone needs to submit form to add a repo in GFI