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thatkookooguy opened this issue Feb 9, 2019 · 1 comment
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add npm & social buttons to homepage #52

thatkookooguy opened this issue Feb 9, 2019 · 1 comment
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thatkookooguy commented Feb 9, 2019

Add NPM & Social buttons to homepage

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a continues of #41

We have a leftover from that issue to create a npm button as well to point to our npm tdd1t page.

Also, while doing that, I suggest we change the buttons to use shields.io which can show the version number and add a logo.

So, here are the two github and npm buttons with shields.io:

  • GitHub:
  • NPM:

Should be pretty much copy paste since the style itself is defined by the svgs.

I would suggest both buttons should inhabit a single line with a little margin between them, in the same location as the tdd1t on GitHub button.


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thatkookooguy commented Feb 9, 2019

For social buttons, we can also use shields.io
There might be more buttons worth adding, but here's my list:

  • Twitter:

  • GitHub Fork:

  • Linkedin:

These should also inhabit the same line as the last thing in the footer

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