[Bf-webcontent] Bf-webcontent Digest, Vol 44, Issue 18

[Scott Petrovic]

I am able to help code the issues. I am a UI designer/developer at my job,
so I am comfortable making code edits. I understand that there is content
migration going on, so I tried to look at areas that already have content
in them. I don't think most of the issues that I created will be affected
because of content. It is mostly flow issues when the existing template
blocks hit different media query breakpoints.  I can work off my branch and
see what I can do.

Also, what browsers should we be supporting. I am mostly interested in how
far back we need to support Internet Explorer.

I have some figure drawing stuff tonight, but should be able to start
looking at updates tomorrow (Wednesday).


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> I spent a little time today going through the staging site looking for some
> issues that pertain to the website code base.
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> I added a few issues to GIT
> https://github.com/fsiddi/blender-org/issues
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> They are mostly "responsive" related.
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> We need to determine a process for how issues are managed and fixed. Anyone
> can add an issue, but that doesn't necessarily mean that it needs to be
> fixed. We need to have someone periodically go through the list and close
> out issues that aren't things that need to be changed. Maybe someone could
> go through the issues board and update the Trello board prioritizing the
> relevant issues?
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> Last, is Francesco taking care of the pull request if there are approved
> fixes?
> https://help.github.com/articles/merging-a-pull-request
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> hope everyone had a great weekend!
> Scott Petrovic
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