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Redirection of landing page directly to /map #79

Open JasLewicki opened 3 years ago

JasLewicki commented 3 years ago

See screenshot below and also issue #75

Screenshot 2020-11-30 at 18 06 34
JasLewicki commented 3 years ago

Alternative narrower layout, all as above except the 2 column text is narrower. image

JasLewicki commented 3 years ago

Can be made even narrower by reducing the side padding.

wu-lee commented 3 years ago

These are style changes:

These are probably for content editors to correct i.e. @Charlie-TbD :

wu-lee commented 3 years ago

Done, although see what you think. Moving the button here isn't actually very straightforward, because it needs to override the layout in the footer used elsewhere - requires some stylesheet hacking. Also, as there is no forestry.io field for a slogan yet, I've hardwired it for now, until this layout has been reviewed. On mobile devices the slogan tends to obscure the content text, and on small ones, entirely.

Vertical padding proportions: I've adjusted the margin and padding separating horizontal rules from h1 headers and text below, which I think is what @JasLewicki means here.

I've made the textual changes too.

wu-lee commented 3 years ago

Inspecting this on my phone, I see that the welcome text simply isn't visible with the new button position and strapline. So I've added some styling which applies only on smallish devices which hides the strapline and puts the button back next to the social media icons. I hope this is ok.

Charlie-TbD commented 3 years ago

On phones it would be better to bypass this landing page altogether. It just isn't helpful. Same with the legend being open when you arrive on the map. Even on big screens it's all extra barriers to getting to the actual content.

Charlie-TbD commented 3 years ago

Remove Landing page. Repoint URL to /map. Maybe remove the legend based on youtube embed.

wu-lee commented 2 years ago

Regarding last comment, this seems to be addressed by #84