Hey Sven,
see my inline comments...
On Tue, Mar 28, 2017 at 10:32 PM, Sven sven.hoehn@posteo.de wrote:
Hello, I have some questions:
What is the base-font size? 16px (SM) or 20px (M)?
I use 16px for body text in all viewports. Only in some cases the text sizes are different in some viewports for the same case. For the WUI (IPFire Admin Interface) I'm going to use 14px as the default size.
It is okay if I use rem for the font-size? (It’s the default in bootstrap).
If I convert rem into px later on based your finished pages and I get the px size back I defined than I'm happy :) I leave the decision to you. I can't use rem in Sketch. So I'll provide always px.
How we handle the headings do we use h1-h6 with given sizes or are the sizes defined via classes 4xl-xs? (Keine Ahnung ob das so zu verstehen ist. Also meine Frage ist ob wir für die Überschriften die Schriftgrößen bei H1-H6 definieren oder wir die Größen über Klassen festlegen also 4xl-xs?)
Use the way which do you think works better :)
What are the fallback fonts? Ubuntu, “Helvetica Neue”, Arial, sans-serif?
I suggest the common fallback. I can't remember a case where the webfont was not able to load.
The grid is the default Bootstrap Grid (12 columns) with a padding of 24px instead of the default 30px?
Correct. e.g. https://www.dropbox.com/home/IPFire/IPFire-Share/Website?preview=Website+-+S...
Do we use the color naming from the Zeplin Project or a semantic color naming like brand-primary, brand-info etc.?
I prefer names as provided in Zeplin. They are named how they look and not for what they are planed to use. It avoids confusion in cases like: A blue is named "info-blue" and later on it should be used for a donut-chart fragment as well. "info-blue" doesn't fit anymore.
If I create a note file for myself, do I also put this file on git?
How often do you want me to submit the work, is once a day enough?
I’m not familiar with the Python webserver it is better to serve less files (like in HTTP) or more small files (like in HTTP/2)?
Can I remove all the HTTP prefixes in the template file and put only //. At the moment both methods are used.