docs(wpr) : update weekly progress for week 2 & 3

Author: devxnshi

docs/2025/ux-ui-design/updates/2025-06-07.md

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 # Week 1: Meeting Summary and Activities

docs/2025/ux-ui-design/updates/2025-06-12.md

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+title: Week 2
+author: Devanshi Sachan
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+# Week 2: Meeting Summary and Activities
+
+**Date:** June 12, 2025
+
+## Attendees
+
+- Devanshi Sachan
+- Katharina Ettinger
+- Shaheem Azmal M MD
+- Amrit Verma
+- Gaurav Mishra
+- Dearsh Oberoi
+- Sushant Kumar
+- Soham Banerjee
+- Tiyasa Kundu
+
+## Discussion Points
+
+- Reviewed ongoing progress on the redesigned header, with a focus on the behavior and consistency of individual components in different states (default, hover, and active).
+- Finalized the decision to use ‘shadcn/ui’ Tailwind-based components as a foundational library for faster development, while remaining flexible to customize or build new components where needed.
+- Discussed how to ensure design scalability by keeping components modular so they can be reused in other parts of the interface like sidebars, tables, or modals.
+- Discussions on designing the secondary navigation bar and emphasize on the need for visual references to support future design conversations.
+
+## Activities Completed
+
+- Began creating custom icons from scratch for consistent usage across the UI redesign.
+- Finalized the primary header layout, with working prototypes showing component states such as default, hover, and active; continued prototyping dropdowns, including multi-level behavior.
+- Initiated the creation of a design system, starting with grid structure, spacing scale, and breakpoints for responsive behavior.
+- Designed alternative versions of the FOSSology logo including a simplified logomark and a secondary version that could be used in compact interfaces.
+
+## Next Steps
+
+- Evaluate and finalize a typeface that supports FOSSology's open-source values (e.g., OFL-licensed or LGPL-compatible) and complements the redesigned UI style.
+- Wrap up all header components, including interactive elements like dropdowns and user menus, and move into designing the secondary navigation bar.
+- Share the current progress on heuristic evaluations to get early feedback from the community and mentors.
+- Expand the design system further by adding a defined color palette (with accessibility checks like contrast ratios), typography scale, and reusable spacing tokens.

docs/2025/ux-ui-design/updates/2025-06-17.md

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+title: Week 3
+author: Devanshi Sachan
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+# Week 3: Meeting Summary and Activities
+
+**Date:** June 17, 2025
+
+## Attendees
+
+- Devanshi Sachan
+- Shaheem Azmal M MD
+- Amrit Verma
+- Gaurav Mishra
+- Dearsh Oberoi
+- Sushant Kumar
+- Tiyasa Kundu
+
+## Discussion Points
+
+- Finalized the use of the ‘Inter’ typeface for FOSSology’s redesign, as it aligns well with the visual style and is OFL-licensed, ensuring open-source compatibility.
+- Discussed potential design implications of shifting from React to Next.js with JavaScript, especially regarding component structure and flexibility.
+- Explored possible directions for ideating the secondary navigation bar, including evaluating structural limitations and how best to integrate it within the existing layout.
+
+## Activities Completed
+
+- Reviewed and addressed all feedback from the heuristic evaluation of the currently analyzed pages.
+- Incorporated feedback into the header components, completing all interaction states and a working prototype ready for review.
+- Developed two versions of the main header, each using different logo variants.
+- Conducted multiple ideation rounds for the secondary navigation bar to explore layout and usability options.
+- Replaced all instances of the ‘Roboto’ font with ‘Inter’ due to licensing incompatibility, ensuring the design stays aligned with open-source licensing requirements.
+
+## Next Steps
+
+- Continue expanding the design system by adding a well-defined color palette and typographic scale.
+- Resume heuristic evaluations for the remaining pages and document progress.
+- Refine and iterate further on the design of the secondary navigation bar for improved clarity and usability.