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This is the repo with the source code for Significa's website, our very own nest on the web. Launching a new website has been something we have been wanting to do for years, but we never found the time – the shoemaker's son goes barefoot, right? In 2023, we finally did it. We find it a work of art, but of course, we are biased. Give it a go.

Home Page: https://significa.co

License: GNU Affero General Public License v3.0

JavaScript 0.36% TypeScript 4.20% Shell 0.01% HTML 2.01% Svelte 93.42% CSS 0.01%
agency-website significa sveltekit website typescript

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significa.co's Issues

Menu mobile

  • Weird behavior when the menu is opened and scroll down
    Screenshot 2019-05-16 at 11 42 42

Autocomplete Problems

Problems when autocompleting contact and application form

  • Line and text style different when you select something from autocomplete
  • Error style given when selecting autocomplete email
  • Border-bottom stays highlighted when. leaving the form after using a value from autocomplete

Wrong team names and positions

  • Change Resendes to Furtado
  • Change Marino to Marinho
  • Change "Front-end developer" and "Back-end developer" to "Developer"
  • Change "Product Designer" to "Designer"

CI Bot: Google Lighthouse

What about we start to use this CI to avoid user critical issues in production?

I think that some important issues (SEO, a11n, etc) may unnoticed, even using Eslint, Typescript and code review. Initially, it may be hard to reach great scores, but once we have solved all issues, we just need to make sure no new problems are created.

As we have many different professionals working here (designers, developers, and writers), it will show the importance to use lightweight images, alt/descriptions, and keywords.

If it works fine in our own project, it can be a great idea to use in our client's projects.

Documentation

Improve open graph image

this image is unsquarable so it doesn't work in reddit, for instance.

New main open graph image is needed

Firefox Font Weight Renders Too Bold

Screenshot 2019-05-16 at 11 11 28

Possible solution:

  -webkit-font-smoothing: antialiased;
  -moz-osx-font-smoothing: grayscale;

or

/**
 * Fix fonts that render as bold in Firefox
 *
 * Put this near the top of your style.css
 * Before any overriding styles
 */

html {
  -moz-osx-font-smoothing: grayscale;
  -webkit-font-smoothing: antialiased;
  font-smoothing: antialiased;
  font-weight: 400;
}

/**
 * Firefox specific rule
 */

@-moz-document url-prefix() {
  body {
    font-weight: lighter !important;
  }
}

Header mobile coherence

On all pages on small screens, the title is aligned to the left, except "About" and "Labs" pages the title is centered. My opinion is that the title aligned to the left is better to read on the mobile.

What do you think?

Share

  • Agency :(
  • Shouldn't the image appears bigger?
    Screenshot 2019-05-16 at 12 01 42
  • og:image is not working;

From a SEO checker url:

  • The tag <meta property="og:site_name"> is missing.
  • The tag <meta property="og:url"> is missing.
  • The tag <meta name="twitter:site"> is missing.
  • The title seems too short, it should be between 55 and 66 characters.
  • Your description is too short and should contain between 70 and 160 characters.

Legal

Missing links in Legal
Screenshot 2019-05-16 at 14 50 01

Open mobile menu is strange

now that the mobile menu is fixed with headroom, it's really strange if you open and scroll.
it stays visible when scrolling.

we should:
a) disable scroll and page interactions when menu is open (careful with mobile safari bottom bar appearing and elastic scrolling - needs to be thoroughly tested)
b) close the menu when interacting with anything else on the page.

either option is fine as long as the open menu doesn't stick around when scrolling

Create header component / consistent spacing

As things were progressing lots of code was repeated and things could be more DRY.

possibly we need to create a component for the top of the pages that brings more consistency to spacings and alignments (related to #86)

there are also some more spacings that need reviewing (e.g.: about in mobile had different spacing between title and text in different sections)

Add section link to type=sticky

Currently only type=text has linking capabilities. Also, the sidebar navigation only looks at these sections.

We need to add the same functionality to type=sticky.

Form

  • Should we validate the portfolio link field?
  • Removing input background color for Chrome autocomplete: Solution
  • Input field is overlapping the button on mobile
    IMG_9308

Services

  • Sections overlapping the content in Firefox
    Screenshot 2019-05-16 at 11 26 01

Team mobile

I think the list is too long, what about shows it in two columns?
Screenshot 2019-05-16 at 11 46 27

Social links

  • Title is completely wrong;
  • Missing twitter?
  • The hover effect is too smooth that I even couldn't notice

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