marthaegrimaldi / marthaegrimaldi/ifood-clone-using-react-native

Broken Footer Logo in Forget Password Template - Figma vs. Temp Mail

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Description

Summary:
The footer logo in the Forget Password template appears broken when viewed in a temporary email service, while it is correctly displayed in the Figma design. This discrepancy raises concerns about the compatibility and rendering of the logo in different environments.

Steps to Reproduce:
Access the Forget Password template in Figma.
Observe the footer logo in the design.
Use a temporary email service to view the Forget Password email.
Observe the footer logo in the email and note any discrepancies.

Expected Behavior:
The footer logo in the Forget Password template should display consistently and correctly, both in the Figma design and when viewed in a temporary email service.

Actual Behavior:
The footer logo appears broken or distorted when viewed in a temporary email service, while it is correctly displayed in the Figma design.

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Research direction

The issue names the Forget Password email template and its footer logo but no source file or test. Start by locating that template and comparing its footer logo in the temporary email service with the Figma design. Done means the logo renders consistently and correctly in both views.

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Assessment

Tech stack
figma, javascript, react-native
Domain
design, frontend
Issue type
Bug
Difficulty
3/5
Estimated time
1-2 days
Activity status
Quiet
Clarity
Mostly clear
Newbie friendliness
48/100

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