5 Open Issues Need Help Last updated: Jul 10, 2025

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AI Summary: Thoroughly test the HelloWorldHero component, a React component with font selection and size adjustment features, across various browsers, devices, and accessibility criteria. This includes functional testing, cross-browser compatibility checks, mobile responsiveness testing, accessibility audits, performance evaluations, and edge case handling. Bug reporting and documentation are required. Bonus points for adding automated tests.

Complexity: 4/5
good first issue testing frontend quality assurance

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AI Summary: Integrate the pre-built `HelloWorldHero` component into the main landing page (`src/app/page.tsx`) of a Next.js application. This involves importing the component, placing it appropriately within the page's JSX, resolving any styling conflicts (e.g., ensuring full width), and verifying functionality and responsiveness across different screen sizes.

Complexity: 2/5
enhancement good first issue integration frontend

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AI Summary: Style a Next.js hero banner component using Tailwind CSS, ensuring responsiveness and accessibility. This involves applying pre-defined Tailwind classes and custom CSS for a range slider, while adhering to best practices for mobile optimization and accessibility.

Complexity: 3/5
enhancement good first issue frontend ui/ux

TypeScript

AI Summary: Implement font and size controls for a 'Hello World' heading in a Next.js application. This involves creating a font dropdown menu with eight options (including three Google Fonts), a range slider for text size (16px-72px), dynamically applying styles based on user selections, and ensuring responsiveness across devices.

Complexity: 2/5
enhancement good first issue frontend

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AI Summary: Create a basic React component called `HelloWorldHero` with a simple structure, including state for font and text size, within a Next.js project. The component should be set up for easy import using an index.ts file and should compile without errors.

Complexity: 2/5
enhancement good first issue frontend

TypeScript