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Use a less angular and tapered, more blocky font for card indices in user interface #32

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markafitzgerald1 opened this issue May 10, 2018 · 0 comments
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markafitzgerald1 commented May 10, 2018

Default Times Roman or similar font unnecessarily detailed. Also, most if not all playing cards use sans serif or serif with non-tapered serifs fonts in my experience. Candidate fonts: https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Arvo. https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Roboto+Slab, https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Kadwa.

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@markafitzgerald1 markafitzgerald1 changed the title Use sans serif font in user interface Use a less angular and tapered, more blocky font in user interface May 10, 2018
@markafitzgerald1 markafitzgerald1 changed the title Use a less angular and tapered, more blocky font in user interface Use a less angular and tapered, more blocky font for card indices in user interface May 10, 2018
markafitzgerald1 added a commit that referenced this issue Jul 15, 2018
Candidate resolution of issue #33, "Resolve Travis CI Nightwatch
failures since #32 resolution".  Moving away from PhantomJS as its
development has been discontinued
(ariya/phantomjs#15344), its latest and final
version (2.1.1) does not support Web Fonts
(https://stackoverflow.com/q/23404658/1840078) which were recently
added to this project, it does not work with any version of Selenium
beyond 3.5.3 save for 3.7.1 based on my own testing (perhaps related:
Firefox on Selenium 3.5+ breakage:
nightwatchjs/nightwatch#1628), local download
of Google Fonts is hard to automate and PhantomJS user-agent cannot be
changed without likely modifications to Nightwatch.

Also: updated gulp-nightwatch to latest non-broken version - 1.0.0 is
broken (tatsuyafw/gulp-nightwatch#55)... and
depends on [email protected] which is still in beta.

Replaced slower and less reliable pause(time) calls with
.waitForElementPresent(selector, time) calls to increase e2e test
clarity and reliability.
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