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Fix: GSOC Page #4164
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""" WalkthroughThe Google Summer of Code (GSoC) page template for OWASP was extensively redesigned, focusing on restructuring and restyling its content. The layout was updated to use multi-column grids for various sections, including hero, statistics, benefits, project ideas, events, success stories, and mentors. The top contributors leaderboard section was removed. Content presentation was enhanced with new card designs, icons, improved typography, and responsive layouts. The changes are limited to the HTML template, affecting only visual structure and styling, with no modifications to underlying data, links, or exported entities. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant GSoC Template (HTML)
participant Static Data
User->>GSoC Template (HTML): Load /gsoc page
GSoC Template (HTML)->>Static Data: Render sections (hero, stats, benefits, projects, events, stories, mentors)
Static Data-->>GSoC Template (HTML): Provide content (text, links, images)
GSoC Template (HTML)-->>User: Display redesigned, restyled GSoC page
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21-33: Hero Section: Improve Semantic Markup and Spacing Consistency
The new hero wrapper is visually appealing, but consider:
- Wrapping this entire block in a
<header role="banner">for screen readers.- Replacing the arbitrary
mt-[100px]with a standard Tailwind spacing class likemt-24to maintain consistency.- Marking purely decorative elements (e.g., the pulsing red blur
<div>) witharia-hidden="true".
66-88: Stats Section: Extract Reusable Card Component & Add Landmark
All three stat cards share the same structure. To reduce duplication:
- Create a partial (e.g.,
{% include "includes/stats_card.html" %}) acceptingcount,label, and an optionalcolor.- Wrap the entire stats grid in
<section aria-labelledby="gsoc-stats-heading">and add<h2 id="gsoc-stats-heading" class="sr-only">Statistics</h2>for a proper landmark.
217-312: Project Ideas Section: Consolidate Repeated Link Cards
The decade-spanning grid of past ideas is static and verbose. Consider:
- Defining a list of years in the view context and looping over it to generate each link card.
- Extracting the card markup into an include or macro to keep the template DRY and easier to update each year.
386-473: Past Events Section: Consider Driving Data from Context
Each year’s card is hard‑coded; future events require template updates. You could:
- Pass a list of event objects (
year,archive_url,mentors) into the template and loop over them.- Extract shared card structure into a reusable include.
476-660: Success Stories: Leverage a Loop and Addaria-hiddenon Icons
All three story cards share a uniform pattern. To maintain and expand easily:
- Provide a context list (
stories) and render via{% for story in stories %}.- Mark each icon (
<i class="fas …">) witharia-hidden="true"so screen readers skip decorative elements.
663-704: Current GSoC Mentors: DRY & Link Attributes
Two mentor cards are nearly identical:
- Drive them from a context array and loop.
- External links inside should have
rel="noopener noreferrer".
706-780: Past Mentors Section: Heading Hierarchy & Loop Extraction
The past‑mentors grid uses multiple<h4>under an<h2>, which is correct, but:
- You can avoid template bloat by looping over a context list of years and mentors.
- Consider grouping lead mentor separately via a context flag rather than hard‑coding.
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180-224: External links include rel attributes for security
The partnership card links now correctly includerel="noopener noreferrer"alongsidetarget="_blank", mitigating window‑opener vulnerabilities.
361-367: Use<label>instead of<div>for checkbox labeling
The reset‑counter checkbox uses a<div for="reset_counter_…">instead of a<label>. Replace the<div>with<label for="reset_counter_{{ project|slugify }}">Reset count</label>to ensure proper form accessibility.
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21-60: Enhance section markup and accessibility
Consider wrapping the hero area in a semantic<section aria-labelledby="gsoc-hero-heading">and add anid="gsoc-hero-heading"to the main heading. This will improve the document outline for assistive technologies. Additionally, ensure all decorative<i>icons (e.g., the pulsing background, code‑branch icons) includearia-hidden="true", and if any icons convey information, supplement them with visually hidden text (<span class="sr-only">…</span>).
62-89: Leverage Tailwind container utilities for consistency
The repeated wrapperw-[85%] mx-autocould be replaced by Tailwind’s built‑incontainer mx-autoplus amax-w-<size>(e.g.,max-w-5xl) to keep breakpoints consistent and avoid magic percentages.
499-503: Mark decorative icons witharia-hiddenin Success Stories
Addaria-hidden="true"to the<i class="fas fa-code">(and any other decorative icons) to signal they are non‑informative and avoid cluttering screen‑reader output.
690-692: Addaria-hiddento mentor role icons
The<i class="fas fa-chalkboard-teacher">icon in the Current Mentors cards should includearia-hidden="true"since it is purely decorative.
723-798: Addaria-hiddento icons in Past Mentors section
Several decorative icons (e.g.,<i class="fas fa-star">,<i class="fas fa-calendar-alt">,<i class="fas fa-user-tie">) are used withoutaria-hidden="true". Please include this attribute on all purely decorative<i>elements to improve screen‑reader experience.
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90-134: Benefits section uses semantic lists and accessible icons
Nice work converting each benefit group into a<ul>/<li>structure and marking the checkmark icons witharia-hidden="true". This greatly improves screen‑reader navigation and semantic clarity.
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looks great, can you please remove the leaderboard |
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21-60: Add semantic wrapping and ARIA attributes to the Hero Section
To improve accessibility and structure, consider:
- Wrapping the hero area in a
<section aria-label="Hero">instead of a plain<div>.- Marking decorative icons as hidden from assistive tech by adding
aria-hidden="true"to all<i>tags in this block (info‑circle, code‑branch, external‑link‑alt).Example diff:
- <!-- Hero Section --> - <div class="mt-[100px] bg-zinc-100 py-16"> + <!-- Hero Section --> + <section aria-label="Hero" class="mt-[100px] bg-zinc-100 py-16"> <div class="w-[85%] mx-auto"> <div class="flex flex-col md:flex-row items-center gap-8"> @@ - <i class="fas fa-info-circle mr-2"></i> This program... + <i class="fas fa-info-circle mr-2" aria-hidden="true"></i> This program... @@ - <i class="fas fa-code-branch mr-2"></i> Browse Projects + <i class="fas fa-code-branch mr-2" aria-hidden="true"></i> Browse Projects @@ - <i class="fas fa-external-link-alt mr-2"></i> Official GSoC Site + <i class="fas fa-external-link-alt mr-2" aria-hidden="true"></i> Official GSoC Site
62-89: Consider semantic markup for the Stats Section
Right now each stat card is a<div>; to improve semantics and screen-reader support, you could use a description list:<dl class="grid ..."> <div> <dt class="sr-only">Countries Participated</dt> <dd class="text-5xl font-bold">100+</dd> <dd class="text-gray-700">Countries Participated</dd> </div> <!-- etc. --> </dl>Or at minimum wrap the block in
<section aria-labelledby="stats-heading">and add<h2 id="stats-heading" class="sr-only">Statistics</h2>.
180-225: Addaria-hiddento trophy icons in Partnership Cards
The external leaderboard links correctly includerel="noopener noreferrer", but the trophy icons are purely decorative. Mark them hidden:-<i class="fa-solid fa-trophy text-[#e74c3c] group-hover:text-red-600 text-3xl"></i> +<i class="fa-solid fa-trophy text-[#e74c3c] group-hover:text-red-600 text-3xl" aria-hidden="true"></i>
232-251: Mark decorative icons as hidden in the Featured Project Ideas card
Both the lightbulb and arrow icons are decorative. Please addaria-hidden="true":-<i class="fa-solid fa-lightbulb text-[#e74c3c] text-4xl"></i> +<i class="fa-solid fa-lightbulb text-[#e74c3c] text-4xl" aria-hidden="true"></i> @@ -<i class="fa-solid fa-arrow-right ml-2"></i> +<i class="fa-solid fa-arrow-right ml-2" aria-hidden="true"></i>
256-263: Hide decorative link icons in Past Ideas grid
Each<i class="fa-solid fa-link">is decorative. Consider:-<i class="fa-solid fa-link ml-auto text-gray-400 group-hover:text-[#e74c3c]"></i> +<i class="fa-solid fa-link ml-auto text-gray-400 group-hover:text-[#e74c3c]" aria-hidden="true"></i>
517-522: Hide decorative icons in Success Stories cards
Decorative icons should be hidden from assistive tech:-<i class="fas fa-code text-[#e74c3c] text-2xl"></i> +<i class="fas fa-code text-[#e74c3c] text-2xl" aria-hidden="true"></i>Repeat for all subsequent
<i>tags in this section.
706-708: Mark mentor role icon as decorative
The chalkboard‑teacher icon is decorative. Addaria-hidden="true":-<i class="fas fa-chalkboard-teacher text-[#e74c3c] text-2xl"></i> +<i class="fas fa-chalkboard-teacher text-[#e74c3c] text-2xl" aria-hidden="true"></i>
744-746: Hide decorative icons in Past Mentors list
The star and user‑tie icons are decorative; mark them hidden:-<i class="fas fa-star text-[#e74c3c] text-xl"></i> +<i class="fas fa-star text-[#e74c3c] text-xl" aria-hidden="true"></i> @@ -<i class="fas fa-user-tie text-[#e74c3c] mt-1 mr-2"></i> +<i class="fas fa-user-tie text-[#e74c3c] mt-1 mr-2" aria-hidden="true"></i>Also applies to: 758-760
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90-136: Well-structured Benefits Section with semantic lists
Great job addressing the previous feedback by using<ul>/<li>and marking icons witharia-hidden="true". The two‑column grid and card styling are clear and accessible.
424-430: Excellent ARIA usage and link security in Past Events
All calendar and user icons are markedaria-hidden="true", and external archive links includerel="noopener noreferrer". This section is well-structured and accessible.
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619-671:⚠️ Potential issueCurrent GSoC Mentors – Markup Bug & Copy Edits
- Critical: Sudhir Palavalasa’s card is nested inside the Bishal Das container. It must be pulled out as its own grid item at the same level as Rahul and Bishal to avoid layout breakage.
- Copy-nit: The description has typos/unclear phrases (e.g., “auth & auth”, “art scale”). Please proofread—e.g., “authentication & authorization” and “at scale.”
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21-33: Hero Section – Consistency & Accessibility
- The image’s CSS class sets
w-[160px], but thewidth="200"/height="200"attributes suggest a 200px intrinsic size. Align these values (e.g., usewidth="160"if the displayed size is 160px) to improve layout stability.- Decoratively animated and icon
<div>/<i>elements should includearia-hidden="true"since they convey no additional semantic information.
65-87: Stats Section – Enhance Semantic Structure
Currently each stat card is built with<div>s. For better accessibility, consider wrapping the three metrics in a semantic list or definition list (<ul>/<li>or<dl>/<dt>/<dd>) so screen readers can announce the numbers and labels more naturally.
432-461: Success Stories – Tab/Window Handling
Your blog and gist links currently open in the same tab. For consistency with other external links, consider addingtarget="_blank"andrel="noopener noreferrer"to these<a>s.
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91-178: Program Benefits – Well-Structured & Accessible
Nice use of<ul>/<li>for benefit items andaria-hidden="true"on decorative icons. The two-column grid is clear, responsive, and semantically appropriate.
179-225: OWASP Partnership Card – Secure External Links
The leaderboard links correctly usetarget="_blank"withrel="noopener noreferrer", mitigating window-opener risks. Good work.
228-251: Featured Project Ideas – Good Accessibility
The highlighted “OWASP BLT Project Ideas” card has clear headings, descriptive button text, and secure external linking. Layout and hover states are on point.
253-336: Past Ideas Grid – Consistent Link Security
All past-ideas anchors open in new tabs with the properrelattribute. The grid layout and hover effects are consistent and accessible.
338-430: Past GSOC Events – Consistent Behavior
Each archive link correctly usestarget="_blank"+rel="noopener noreferrer". The card design is uniform across years.
674-748: Past Mentors – Clear & Accessible
The lead-mentor highlight and yearly mentor lists are well-structured with<ul>/<li>and decorative icons hidden from screen readers. Layout and spacing look solid.
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