The link to request a slack invite on the website is currently outdated.

Here's an updated one I generated from the slack desktop app:

https://join.slack.com/t/openmined/shared_invite/enQtMzIzMDU1MjIwMTYyLTU1ZDk1NDgzYjE4NGVmMGQ2MDQwZTQ1OWIyNTVkNDI1OTY0Nzg2YjcyNjQxM2FkODlmMzI5Nzc5ZjkzMDk0NzQ

Yet to be determined if this is an issue with Cloudfront cache invalidation, local cache invalidation, or an issue with React Router. For some reason, whenever we redeploy, the route for the brand guide doesn't update. Likewise, we can't get any static assets to load in the browser. Examples:

https://openmined.org/images/logo.png
https://openmined.org/images/logo-facebook.png
https://openmined.org/images/logo-twitter.png

And of course, the brand guide itself: https://openmined.org/assets/openmined-brand-guide.pdf

Make sure the contributor order is randomized every time it loads

Set first item less dangerously (two locations:

• https://github.com/OpenMined/openmined-website/blob/master/src/containers/app/routes/static/homepage/process.js#L212
• https://github.com/OpenMined/openmined-website/blob/master/src/containers/app/routes/static/homepage/timeline.js#L124

As per the design, create a map using the new Github data endpoint

Rather than picking four, we could (in theory), have an infinite number of projects shown on the website.

It would be nice to have a link on the, maybe the footer, of the website to our Members Map

We need to include some easy way of people signing up for our newsletter on our blog page.

Top contributors of Grid is empty, and Syft.js displays neither issues nor top contributors.

Perhaps an SVG image? Not sure how this might work... but maybe try not relying on CSS gradient masking.

There's three or four todo's within the homepage Redux module. They involve restructuring the way data is inserted in to replace the initial props. I'd love to see this more optimized and not so heavily dependent on a hard structure in the API. It may be that this is unavoidable and should be fixed by creating a single Wordpress endpoint to handle the entire homepage and all Github data.

Likewise, the way we're parsing data from the back-end is insanely ugly. We could use recursion to climb up and down the data tree far easier. But that sounds hard... somebody else want to take an attempt at cleaning this up?

@bennettfarkas We've been using icons taken from the noun project for each of the repositories. This has worked for some time... but just like OpenGrid, I think it's time we create fresh icons for each of our major repositories. Would love your assistance on the matter.

This is currently waiting on Github to release this functionality to their v4 API.

This requires the initial work of a designer before code can be written.

https://github.com/OpenMined/openmined-website/blob/master/src/containers/app/routes/static/homepage/hero.js#L28

This can't be done until we have a reasonable list of companies. For now we can put a placeholder in.

curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/OpenMined/mine.js/hydrogen/.docker/docker-compose.yml | docker-compose -f - up

is now the same as

curl -Ls git.io/openmined | docker-compose -f - up

When loading a new page the loading image does not load immediately which results in the words openmined spinning. The image loads when the page is almost loaded.

Firefox shows ">0 people" on the UI, while all other known browsers respect the Promise. Firefox is rendering the UI too early.

Fix it.

Self-explanatory

The current middleware uses create-react-server to render over the server. The problem is that we have times where requests come in for [object%20Object], [object Object], and sw-precache. The first two are related to images, the last one is related to the default service worker rendered by React.

This is a multi-part issue and doesn't currently have a known fix.

Part One
Get the Express middleware to skip over any objects (which I believe are images in the bundled Javascript that are replaced at runtime). This could be as simple as using skipRequiredExtensions, although I don't know.

Part Two
The service worker makes server-side rendering a bit difficult. I've not seen an example of using the default create-react-app service worker in conjunction with server-side rendering. I'd love to be proven wrong.

The name says it all. Currently, we're redirecting all former links to the blog via Express. We should be doing this in React Router because we can... and it would mean we wouldn't have a need for SSR... which means we can more cheaply deploy.

In Step 1 on the homepage "train" -> "trains"

The website currently has projects in the order GRID, UnityWorker, PySyft with GRID being the default selected. If we could reorder this (from left to right) as PySyft, Grid, UnityWorker with PySyft being the default, that would be lovely!

The visuals on in this section are fantastic. One issue that users might have at first glance is that the other sections that come after 'Create' might not be obvious. Is there a way we could hint that there's more content and the 'Distribute', 'Train' etc sections are also clickable? What do you guys think?

https://developer.github.com/v3/#conditional-requests

This is fairly large of a task. We want to create a Wordpress.com purely for editing the website's content. The website will remain in React, but will consume a Wordpress API. Before attempting this, please volunteer to do so in this thread and let's all discuss the technical implementations of such a PR.

Refer to private copy.

The logo pops in really large before the stylesheet loads. Ugly. Fix it.

Especially use this with CSS animations and transforms...

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/will-change

See title.

We should keep the current hero design, but have the menu appear from the top of the screen as you begin scrolling.

We have accomplished another sub-bullet on our milestones! (OpenMined/PySyft#1502)

We have Flow typing setup in a config file, however, we'd love to get all variables Flow typed.

This is my personal top priority. Currently, the only way to work on the website is by pointing to the live API - although that's probably not healthy in the long-term. We need to find some way of allowing people to develop locally using the Wordpress install.

Some lines on the site are more than 150 characters long. The material design guideline on typography quotes an advice from the Baymard Institute:

You should have around 60 characters per line if you want a good reading experience. Having the right amount of characters on each line is key to the readability of your text.

See the following line: https://github.com/OpenMined/openmined-website/blob/master/src/containers/app/routes/static/homepage/_timeline.scss#L207

Redeploy NPM package, relink in website, redeploy.

https://www.openmined.org/assets/openmined-brand-guide.pdf

The console font (PT Mono) should be placed in the openmined-ui repo and referenced remotely via the NPM package... not directly in the source. Please see the following:

https://github.com/OpenMined/openmined-website/blob/master/src/containers/app/routes/static/homepage/_hero.scss#L128

Highlight color is set to default and isn't very pretty. Make it pretty.

https://stripe.com/connect

Find some way of integrating with Slack to get an accurate count at all times. This may involve the https://github.com/OpenMined/serverless-github-data repo.

Current location props are being received and split rather poorly:

let pathname = props.location.pathname.split('/');

Ideally, we should get this from our router already split into an array or something of that nature. I don't like relying on string splitting in order to get a variable from the URL. There's an example of this being done in the blog and blog-post index components.

The timeline is no longer relevant considering it's an open source project of (currently) indeterminant direction. Would be better to remove this altogether.

Occasionally the 404 page is flashing on load. Currently, we've nullified this by making the 404 page a blank page, but this isn't a good solution.

After scrolling to the very bottom of the main page (https://www.openmined.org/, as of April 17th, 2018), and clicking on the "Brand Guide" link, it goes to the following link:

https://www.openmined.org/assets/openmined-brand-guide.pdf

However, initially on this page, I only see the rainbow backdrop used by the rest of the OpenMined website, and nothing else. The label for the tab in the browser is also "Page Not Found | OpenMined". The URL has pdf at the end, but no downloads start.

However, when I turned off Adblock, the PDF was suddenly visible. I believe this is the first time this has ever happened when opening a PDF document in Chrome. Considering that AdBlock (https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/adblock/gighmmpiobklfepjocnamgkkbiglidom) is literally one of the most-used chrome extensions out there, perhaps fixing this incompatibility should be on the TODO list.

Default to top. Also look on Github support to see if there's progress on adding a contributors edge to repositories.