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The countdown timer is causing these console warnings. Essentially, the countdown timer attempts client side rendering whereas Next.js is meant for server side rendering. Look into solutions for this bug.
Update some site elements to reflect current design specifications.
update navigation bar design to reflect styling of mockup on Figma
update site header to contain information about the event date and updated rectangular logo (ask LA CTF Design team for most up to date version of the asset)
implement the event countdown timer to display the time until the start of the event. See Figma for design outline. Recommend using Date.now() and taking difference with February, 10th 8 pm PST.
When a sponsor has been added to the website and platform code, check it off. Keep this issue open to track which sponsors have been added and which still need to be added.
After some observation, a lot of styling issues especially those with dynamic sizing could be solved with global variables for things such as width, font size, color, etc.
add global variables for font size, width, etc.
refactor sizes to be relative to these base variables
adjust media queries to resize base variables to allow for changes in styling across different views.
The "About" link the Navbar is not correctly positioning the About section. Possible solution is adjust position of the id or adjust CSS to have different padding and whatnot.
In order to increase event traffic, add Google Analytics to get a better assessment of traffic. Attached is documentation for how to integrate Google Analytics with Next.js. https://nextjs.org/docs/messages/next-script-for-ga