VickiLanger / LGBTQ-of-the-day-bot

Twitter bot tweeting fun goofy lgbtq things and queer history of the day
https://twitter.com/LGBTQotd
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Add More Background Images #147

Closed VickiLanger closed 3 years ago

VickiLanger commented 3 years ago

_This will be a running issue to let people know how to add more images to the img_bg directory_


Make and add some backgrounds to be used at random for posting on @LGTBTotd on twitter

Requirements for Consistency

Standard Fonts

Standard Colors

Proposed workflow:

  1. Fork this repo
  2. Add images to img_bg keeping to the existing naming conventions:
    • Each image should have the twitter handle and meet accessibility standards
    • follow the examples in img_bg
  3. Once you are done and checked for typos, commit it & push your work to your fork
  4. Submit a PR against this repo

Someone will look it over and, if deemed appropriate, will merge your PR.

Thanks for contributing!


Don't forget to follow the bot on Twitter to see the hard work you put in.

aditisingh2412 commented 3 years ago

Hello @VickiLanger I'm a first-timer. I am interested in contributing to this issue.

VickiLanger commented 3 years ago

@aditisingh2412 I look forward to seeing your pull request.

wasabi28 commented 3 years ago

Hi, I want to contribute to the issue.

VickiLanger commented 3 years ago

@wasabi28 I look forward to seeing your pull request.

dianamenesesg commented 3 years ago

Hi @VickiLanger! I would like to contribute with my PR as well.

thomasneil commented 3 years ago

Hi @VickiLanger May I contribute to this as well?

JasirZaeem commented 3 years ago

@VickiLanger Image size is currently assumed to be 1600 x 900 in the script to generate images, if and until that is changed Dimensions of images being added should only be 1600 x 900 so "Dimensions should be 1200 x 675, 16:9 or equivalent" should be changed to tell contributors adding new images the same.

VickiLanger commented 3 years ago

Thanks, @JasirZaeem. Fixed.

prankurverma commented 3 years ago

Hey @VickiLanger Can I contribute to this as well?

prankurverma commented 3 years ago

Hey @VickiLanger Can I contribute to this as well?

Am I also supposed to add that translucent box with twitter handle?

VickiLanger commented 3 years ago

@prankurverma It's not required. The most important part is being accessible. So, if there is enough contrast between the background and the #0b3c49 text that will be on the background, then the translucent box isn't needed. I'm open to anything that still adhere's to WCAG accessibility standards

prankurverma commented 3 years ago

@prankurverma It's not required. The most important part is being accessible. So, if there is enough contrast between the background and the #0b3c49 text that will be on the background, then the translucent box isn't needed. I'm open to anything that still adhere's to WCAG accessibility standards

I believe the box is added by some automation or template? Is it fine if I simply add my created background? Or is the box template included in this repo?

VickiLanger commented 3 years ago

@prankurverma It's not required. The most important part is being accessible. So, if there is enough contrast between the background and the #0b3c49 text that will be on the background, then the translucent box isn't needed. I'm open to anything that still adhere's to WCAG accessibility standards

I believe the box is added by some automation or template? Is it fine if I simply add my created background? Or is the box template included in this repo?

The box was manually placed on each background. I built the first 100 or so files with canvas. Design and stuff isn't really my thing. an example background image

prankurverma commented 3 years ago

Hey @VickiLanger ! I've made a PR #224 for this issue. :)

VickiLanger commented 3 years ago

WOrking on automating images to make sure images are legit accessible and consistent

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