UnEven Space around BEGIN Button

[Ayush4958]

Description

On intro page , you can clearly see the uneven spacing around begin button component which
lead to the bad UX.

Component On Page :-

Project Request

• I had encountered so many UI and UX bug & Enhancement and they are necessary for good website but not important that we should raise the PR for it. So should I leave those small enhancement as they are or could start working in the same PR.
• I would like to know from maintainer that , Is this uneven spacing is intentional or not ??
• I would like to work on this issue.

[robertodauria]

The site is about to undergo a complete redesign as part of a GSoC project, so cosmetic tweaks to the current layout are not a priority right now.

That said, if you feel strongly about the spacing, you're welcome to open a single PR with the fix. Two observations:

1. I'd like to share some advice: a strong contribution profile isn't about volume of issues. The issues you've opened so far (Improve in-page navigation by preventing URL hash fragments #185, Security Hardening: Prevent Reverse Tabnabbing on External Links #191, UnEven Space around BEGIN Button #199) are either by-design behavior or minor cosmetic observations with very limited impact on the project. A single well-researched bug report or a thoughtful fix is worth more than a dozen of these. I'd encourage you to focus your energy there.
2. Also, please use descriptive issue titles - "UI Inconsistency may lead to Bad UX" could mean anything. Something
   like "Uneven spacing around Begin button" would be more useful and easier to triage.

[Ayush4958]

Thanks for the Observation , I would keep these point in mind and would focus more to a thoughtful fix and
I will also use better Title naming practices .

[robertodauria]

I recommend starting from this one. Could you edit the title, please? :)
If you're planning to work on this I'll leave the issue open, otherwise please close it.

[Ayush4958]

yh My bad , I will change the Title and
I am planning to work on this issue