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Enhancement Report: Missing Hover Effects on Navbar Search Input & Partner Logos Issue Summary On the Deno.com website, the navbar search input and the partner/company logos section do not show any hover effect. This breaks visual consistency with the rest of the UI, where interactive elements usually provide hover feedback. Image Where the Issue Occurs Navbar β Search box Homepage β Partner Logos section (Slack, Netlify, GitHub, Supabase, Salesforce, Tencent, etc.) Expected Behavior Search input should have a subtle hover effect, such as: Border color change Background tint Light shadow Partner logos should visually indicate interactivity via: Opacity shift Slight scale-up Color tint Pointer cursor Actual Behavior Search input has no hover styling. Partner logos appear static even though they are clickable links. Steps to Reproduce 1. Go to: https://deno.com 2. Hover over the Search input in the navbar β No hover effect. 3. Scroll down to the Partner Logos section. 4. Hover over any company logo β No hover effect. Environment Browser: Chrome OS: macOS Resolution:** 1470Γ920 Additional Notes This is a small UI/UX improvement but would significantly enhance: Interactivity Consistency User experience Visual feedback Suggested Fix (Optional)
Repository: denoland/website_feedback. Description: For reporting issues & suggestions for deno.com and deno.land Stars: 9, Forks: 1. Open PRs: 0, open issues: 65. Last activity: 2y ago. Community health: 37%. Top contributors: crowlKats.
I was surprised to be redirected to Google when using the search feature. Maybe I misremember it, but before the latest redesign the search feature was a self-contained one for the website and docs. If it is planned to implement a dedicated search in the future it would be also great to consider adding support for OpenSearch to it. That way it can be used as search provider in browsers directly.
For README files in GitHub, sometimes the following construct is used to highlight or outline a certain piece of text: β¦which renders asβ¦ [!CAUTION] This package is deprecated and unsafe. It must not be used. There are several types besides the type, see this related discussion. This syntax is actually already supported for packages on deno.land, but does not have associated styles. For example, I have deprecated this package, and the deprecation notice is meant to be front and center but almost blends in with other paragraphs. It does not adequately capture the user's attention. Of course, styles for these type of callouts are useful beyond deprecation notices, and given the markup is supported I think some accompanying styles would be an appropriate addition.