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@aktdenis aktdenis commented May 8, 2026

Summary

  • Dev Portal — or previously "Welcome" page which presented only working groups has now a better experience and is serving/guiding users to different sections of developers experience
  • Universities — newly added page, use-case dedicated for universities
  • Startups — newly added page, use-case dedicated for universities
  • Grants page — replaced card layout with roadmap-style alternating image/copy sections; new hero, three funding sections, grayscale hover effect on Community Pool image
  • Community Groups page — new tabbed card grid (SIGs / Working Groups / Steering Committee) with shadcn-style cards, schedule section, GitHub/Discord icon buttons
  • Current Groups detail pages — rebuilt sidebar (shadcn nav with category headers, active state), mobile breadcrumbs replacing old nav + ToC, prose typography overrides (no red links, shadcn heading hierarchy), hide duplicate markdown h1
  • CTA section (global) — font changed to Inter/sans with font-semibold tracking-tight, button renamed "Console Login" → "Deploy Now" with corrected hover state
  • Next/prev nav — removed red hover:text-primary, replaced with shadcn hover:bg-gray-100 style
  • README tables — replaced [Link] with [View] across all 24 community group files

Test plan

  • /development/community-groups — tabs switch between SIGs, Working Groups, Steering Committee; cards render correctly in light and dark mode
  • /current-groups/committee-steering — sidebar highlights active item, breadcrumbs show on mobile, prose links are not red
  • /development/funding-program — three sections render with correct image layout and grayscale effect
  • Any page with CTA at bottom — "Deploy Now" button renders correctly with no black-on-hover issue
  • No CTA on /development/community-groups and /development/funding-program

@aktdenis aktdenis force-pushed the feat/ui-redesign-footer-nav-hero branch 2 times, most recently from 89731c3 to 2647971 Compare May 12, 2026 09:16
@aktdenis aktdenis requested a review from HoomanDgtl May 12, 2026 09:17
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hii @aktdenis , could you please sign the PR. Thank you

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Denis Lelic <denis@akash.network>
@aktdenis aktdenis force-pushed the feat/ui-redesign-footer-nav-hero branch from 2647971 to 513d2e6 Compare May 12, 2026 13:33
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hii @Zblocker64 , this PR is ready to be merged. We’ll need to force-push it without the signature.

… deep-links

- Convert SubNavbar from React client:load island to plain Astro component
  (SubNavbar.astro) — nav now renders as pure static HTML with zero JS
  hydration cost; only CalendarModal remains as a client:load island
- Dev portal: add Homenode and Console Air tool cards with benefit-focused
  headlines; remove akash-js from repos table; fix calendar subscribe link
  to use correct group calendar cid
- SIG/WG/SC cards now deep-link to /development/community-groups/ with
  hash anchors (#special-interest-groups, #working-groups, #steering-committee)
- CommunityGroupsTabs initialises active tab from URL hash on load
- Universities page: rename button to "Explore the Program", link to
  /community/student-ambassadors (internal)
- Rename "Network Coordination" to "Community Syncs" in page title and mdx
- TimeZoneCalendar: add optional height prop (default 600)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
@aktdenis aktdenis closed this May 14, 2026
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