Super.. good to hear! Ideally the community can get a little more involved in design/UX too. I'm not sure if GitLab plans to set the tone there first - perhaps that's also on the roadmap.
> Would Roboto work, for instance?
Maybe the typeface isn't so much the issue as the layout? On the issue view, comments and descriptions have different positioning and styling. Also, important information lives above the issue title, which is unexpected.
Being unable to trigger CI builds based on merge requests (which can dispatch a build for a commit ID, but you've probably already pushed that commit) is probably the most problematic for us at the moment.
Maybe it would be cool if GitLab came up with some basic design principles/goals and accepted contributions toward that end. I know we'd be interested in contributions here and there to improve workflow/UX.
> Would Roboto work, for instance?
Maybe the typeface isn't so much the issue as the layout? On the issue view, comments and descriptions have different positioning and styling. Also, important information lives above the issue title, which is unexpected.
Being unable to trigger CI builds based on merge requests (which can dispatch a build for a commit ID, but you've probably already pushed that commit) is probably the most problematic for us at the moment.
Maybe it would be cool if GitLab came up with some basic design principles/goals and accepted contributions toward that end. I know we'd be interested in contributions here and there to improve workflow/UX.