Adding a dark mode to the website will make it look even more cool and presentable. Currently it has a plain and boring interface. Adding some styles will make it more engaging.
Currently it has a plain and boring interface.
I'd call it utilitarian
Sure, I'd welcome any improvements to the website. It is something I threw together pretty quickly.
Currently it has a plain and boring interface.
I'd call it utilitarian
Yes, it is indeed, But the user doesn't care about all that. All the user cares about is a interactive and engaging interface..
Yes, it is indeed, But the user doesn't care about all that. All the user cares about is a interactive and engaging interface..
I know. I meant to add a 馃槈 to the end of my last comment. I agree that the website could be spiced up some though.
Sure, I'd welcome any improvements to the website. It is something I threw together pretty quickly.
I am having problems locating the file to which i should make changes. Please tell me the path of the rendered file on the browser. I will use bootstrap to add some professional styling and will also add an alternate dark mode.
I am having problems locating the file to which i should make changes. Please tell me the path of the rendered file on the browser.
It's a React app and the source is under here:
https://github.com/osmlab/name-suggestion-index/tree/master/app
When you change the source, you'll need to do npm run docbuild to regenerate the bundled app under /docs.


How would these look for the dark mode?
I just did some simple css changes, but can make a slider for it on the main page.
How would these look for the dark mode?
Looks like it needs a bit more work, but a good start..
How would these look for the dark mode?
Consider changing the color of the links from blue to something else, like silver or white. That might give it a lovely look. Also, justifying the content accordingly will help to make it look even more presentable.Although, You have done some great job here.
This went stale so I just did it..
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Looks like it needs a bit more work, but a good start..