Feature/page styling

[madeleinel]

I have (in the version you looked at):

• Created the sign up pages for mentors and mentees, including content and styling (version 1)
  • Created example tweets (2) for mentees > still need to create ones for mentors
  • Added links to prewritten tweets, including the required hashtags and category indicators, for mentors (#mentor) and mentees (#mentees)
• Updated the CSS files and stylesheet paths within the HTML files to use one basic stylesheet for all pages (style.css), and one stylesheet for both signup pages (signup.css), so the styling is consistent across the platform
• Updated the measurement units to make them more consistent throughout the stylesheets
• Updated the file names of the images used for the signup link button, to indicate that they're permanent

I have also (since you looked at it & provided feedback):

• Updated the signup pages layout
  • Now features three different section, each marked by a unique background colour
  • Change the shape of the "to consider before tweeting" sections > removed the rounded corners and made them into the shape of right-pointing arrows
• Removed the tweetUS button, and included the link in the page header instead
• Introduced a new section consisting of only example tweets

[madeleinel]

A comment on this change:

Change the shape of the "to consider before tweeting" sections > removed the rounded corners and made them into the shape of right-pointing arrows

• I've also included a shape alternative (squared-out corners) in commented out text (lines 127-128 in signup.css)
• I think I prefer the arrow shapes, but let me know what you think
• We could also go with simple rectangles, to ensure cross-browser & -device compatablity

[madeleinel]

In response to a change in pull request #34:

[...] checks whether languages are actually languages (referencing the list in acceptedlangs.py and reassigns non-languages as skills adding 'and more...' as the fourth list item if there are more than 4

• Should add in "to considering before tweeting":
  • A comment about including their most important languages / skills / etc first, to ensure those are the ones featured
  • OR ask them to restrict it to their top 3 or 4 choices
  • See eg present instructions for mentee -seek VS mentor -offer

Also, clarify that this is what will be included in their profile, but they will be matched with mentors/mentees on everything they've included?