Matt Dole mdole

Final project planning:
- What should the project be?
  - Portfolio site
    - Showcase what you can do, have a section with projects where they can include CodePens, pages, etc.
  - Website for a local business
  - Give them options - try X or Y or whatever else
  - Let's just say "Portfolio or Local business" so that they don't feel overwhelmed, but if they have an idea and come to us about it that's also fine
Should we teach them how to use Git + Netlify to make websites available online?

Agenda: continue to work on biography sites, focus on text formatting
Text formatting:
- Try inspecting a webpage, you see the HTML structure of the page and the CSS
- Text formatting makes a website readable, makes the text clear and easy to read
- Two important factors: color + color contrast, size
- Text can have different sizes, can be absolute (always the same size) or relative (resized based on elements around it, or based on device size)
- Users can zoom in on text in their browsers, but usually when we write HTML and CSS we want to make sure that the text is large enough and clear for all screens and users
- The "standard" font size is 16px, and it is recommended to not make text smaller than that on desktop computers (it may be smaller on mobile)
Headers (h1, h2, h3...) and paragraphs (p) have a default font size. For example, h1 is larger than h2.
All text tags have default properties, including color, weight (bold vs. normal), size, and more

Motivation

Allow Marketing team/non-engineers to be able to make adjustments to Residential page copy and assets
Bring Residential page up to spec with current Rhino design thinking and patterns
Update page using latest Engineering patterns
Adjust signup flow to use Chilipiper for top 3 portfolio sizes

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