We could probably use a small intro block to state the project is set up, what the app actually is, etc.

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Because the content blocks are not the same size, there is too much vertical whitespace between blocks. Can the blocks float? @bwbroersma

Suggestion for Technische uitleg punt 5

The text does not make clear how you receive the notification / melding. I suppose it is local, as you are asked as a user to agree with notifications from the app. The text can be improved to make sure the reader will not suppose that there is a kind of "big brother" who is able to see that you have encountered a person with covid. So it's better to explain that this notification is local and nobody else is able to see it.

Just like the status page. This allows people to change the content by making PRs

Nu delen we die alleen in de Slack; maar via de website zouden we dat ook op social media kunnen delen voor een iets breder publiek

We now link to https://nl-design-system.gitlab.io/nl-design-system/uno/core/uno.css, this currently is the NL Design System 0.1.1, but this version is not included in the URL.
Since there can be breaking changes, see the upgrade page, we should link to a versioned version and have preferably also use Subresource Integrity (SRI) since this file is external.

PS: it's not just simply copy the css file over, since it has dependencies on other (relative) resources, and it's also a DUO build, as can be seem here

Typo in public documentation

I have found a Typo in the public documentation. I did not found another place to report them, so I hope it's useful here. Congrats with the app, as a professional working for digitalisation of Public sector I think the way privacy and other possible concerns are treated is good enough, and this is important for our society.

Privacyverklaring paragraaf 6 (iOS versie): 1e woord: HeHet

I didn't want to include myself on PR #4 😉

I really like the Svelte contributors section on their front-page, it includes a list Github avatars linked to the Github profile, sorted on contributions. We could re-use their script to generate a JPG spite + URL array, maybe change it to export YML instead and run it in a GitHub Action to auto-generate these files.

Other thoughts?

I'm using a Galaxy 10+ and like earlier models it has a features that disables certains apps that stay active in the background.

I noticed this while going through my installed apps, seeing which I could remove.

I think

<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.WAKE_LOCK" tools:node="remove" />

is missing

A page which lists all the articles where the community is mentioned.

See the figma https://www.figma.com/file/Dmo5nuXcaoxMaNTXDFc9Cw/Status-dashboard-COVID-19-notificatieapp?node-id=453%3A0

Should be very similar to how the events page is built. Not that hard to add!

@bwbroersma I changed the content of view.md from "kijk mee" to "help mee". Could you change the file name accordingly? I did not dare to do it myself, for fear of breaking stuff.

Describe the bug, issue or concern

When you click on the link to the Code for NL page - https://codefor.nl/ - an error page from the browser appears with the text "NET::ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID"

To Reproduce

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Go to https://minvws.github.io/nl-covid19-notification-app-community-website/
2. Click on the "Code for NL" link (see first screenshot)
3. The browser shows an error page (see second screenshot)

Expected behavior

The link should redirect to https://www.codefor.nl/ (note the www), which works perfectly.

Screenshots

Browsers tested:

Desktop:

• OS: Windows 10
• Browser: Edge
• Version: 83.0.478.54

Smartphone:

• Device: Nokia 7 Plus
• OS: Android 10
• Browser: Edge
• Version: 45.05.24.5036

Governance

• I've read the contributing document https://github.com/minvws/.github/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md
• I've read and understand the Code of Conduct https://github.com/minvws/.github/blob/master/CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md
• I understand that any contributions or suggestions I made may make it into the actual code. I've read the License https://github.com/minvws/nl-covid19-notification-app-coordination/blob/master/LICENSE.txt and the contributor license agreement https://github.com/minvws/nl-covid19-notification-app-coordination/blob/master/CLA.md

• Add the images from the Figma. @AnouschkaScholten could you tell me where you originally got all the images from? It is important to check that their license allows us to use them.
  The current icons that we use have been approved by the companies for direct use as long as we do not modify them; is this the case for the logo's in the Figma design?

• Content blocks from the Figma https://www.figma.com/file/Dmo5nuXcaoxMaNTXDFc9Cw/Status-dashboard-COVID-19-notificatieapp?node-id=453%3A0

You can use the following template for the blocks:

---
lang: nl
index: <Position on the page>
title: <Title >
subtitle: <Subtitle>
image:
  src: <The image that appears next to the text>
  alt: <The description of the image for accessibility>
  description: <The quote that is rendered below the image in the sidebar>

button:
  text: <button text>
  icon: github  (button icon)
  href: "https://github.com/minvws" < link to where the button should go>
---

<Put the paragraph you want to write here>

@bwbroersma when I click on a hyperlink in the lists in the Praat mee block, they take me to the top of the page. Should those even be links? We can't deeplink to Slack anyway, or at least for me it never works in Slack.

Now all blocks on the homepage are a heading on level 1 (h1). For accessibility it would be better if we:

1. Make the page title a h1 (at the beginning of our main content)
2. Form a logical structure of h2's under that