There are many organisations out there which are helping to clean the oceans with the help of donations, but many people don't know how or where to contribute.
As a solution to this, we're building a platform that introduces people to amazing organisations working hard to clean up the oceans!
We've built a website using the Gatsby Framework with React.
It's hosted on Netlify.
Styled Components has been used to create consistent, reactive styles across the website.
Anyone can use Worldkind!
Not-For Profits and Charities are vetted and connected to through our websites to potential donors.
Donors can find interesting and trustworthy organisations that they can give their money to with confidence.
- Aisling Porceddu, a QA Engineer with a love of colour and beautiful design (https://twitter.com/aislingporceddu)
- Bethany Gill, a Product Design undergraduate in her final year at London SouthBank University (https://twitter.com/Bethany_Gill98)
- Alaina Robert, a Customer Support Manager who moonlights as a talented illustrator and animator (https://dribbble.com/alainarobert)
- Rachel Franklin, a frontend engineer and full-time fur mother (https://twitter.com/tobequitefrank1)
- Sophie Fitzpatrick, a backend engineer who programmes primarily in Python and has a soft spot for DevOps (https://twitter.com/srfitzpatrick_)
- Jane Adojutelegan, a Customer Support Manager and aspiring web developer (https://twitter.com/J_Adojutelegan)
- Charlotte Hall, a Product Marketer (https://twitter.com/ch_hall)
If you want to do something to help clean the oceans, please get in touch!
We believe that everyone has something great to add to our team and we welcome pull requests! If you do decide to get involved, we'd appreciate it if you followed our protocol.
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Take a look at the Open Issues in our project (https://github.com/sophiefitzpatrick/world-kind/issues)
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Comment on the open issues that you'd like to get involved with and let the team know what you're looking to achieve, and self-assign the issue.
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If you'd like to create a new issue, comment on it and let us know what we need to get this sorted.
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To get started you'll need to clone the repository, head to terminal and run
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As soon as you're ready:
- create a new branch
- commit your code
- create a pull request
- once it has one approving review, then go ahead and merge your new branch ✨
- Project homepage: https://www.weareworldkind.com/about/
- Repository: https://github.com/sophiefitzpatrick/world-kind
- Issue tracker: https://github.com/sophiefitzpatrick/world-kind/issues
- In case of sensitive bugs like security vulnerabilities, please send us a DM on Twitter (https://twitter.com/teamworldkind) directly instead of using issue tracker. We value your effort to improve the security and privacy of this project!