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Cosmetic changes to landing page #656

Closed alextea closed 1 week ago

alextea commented 1 week ago

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The changes involve modifications to the landing.html file, specifically the removal of an HTML <hr> element and a slight adjustment to an anchor tag's text. The <hr> element was removed from the first content block within the {% block content %} section, and a period was removed from the end of the text in an anchor tag linking to the guidance page. The overall structure and content of the page remain unchanged.

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File Change Summary
src/views/landing.html Removed <hr> element and adjusted anchor tag text by removing a period.

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In the land of code, where rabbits play,
A line was removed, brightening the day.
With a wink and a hop, we tidy our space,
Adjusting our links with a little more grace.
Hooray for the changes, so simple and neat,
In the garden of HTML, our work is complete! 🐇✨


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src/views/landing.html (2) Line range hint `1-70`: **Removal of first HR element looks good** The removal of the first horizontal rule improves the visual flow from the masthead to the first content section whilst maintaining appropriate spacing. The remaining section breaks provide sufficient visual separation between subsequent sections. --- `71-71`: **Link text modification follows GOV.UK style** The removal of the full stop from the link text aligns with GOV.UK style guidelines, which recommend against using punctuation at the end of links. This change improves consistency across the platform.

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github-actions[bot] commented 1 week ago

Coverage Report

Status Category Percentage Covered / Total
🔵 Lines 68.38% 4388 / 6417
🔵 Statements 68.38% 4388 / 6417
🔵 Functions 66.78% 187 / 280
🔵 Branches 82.62% 542 / 656
File CoverageNo changed files found.
Generated in workflow #262 for commit aff6947 by the Vitest Coverage Report Action