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In one of the newer iterations we introduced reset.css which strips a lot of default styles. This might've been a bit too much, as headers now look like any other text.
I suggest we either:
Remove the use of reset.css altogether, or a subset of the styles we do not want to use, or
Apply some styles we want to have as a common baseline, at least for headers
We might also postpone this until we have a proper solution for how we want to handle styles in the data browser in general.
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I'd postpone this to be part of the UX work we should incorporate in our planning process later; the current data browser doesn't have a clear information hierarchy anyway.
In one of the newer iterations we introduced reset.css which strips a lot of default styles. This might've been a bit too much, as headers now look like any other text.
I suggest we either:
We might also postpone this until we have a proper solution for how we want to handle styles in the data browser in general.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: