As an update, Ryan will be working on the development of the new slider styling tomorrow. He plans to have this completed and ready for usage by the end of the week. 

Either Ryan or I will be reaching out to you when this is ready. 

Let me know if there is anything else!

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Ryan let me know that he completed the homepage slider styling update. Please note that you may have to hard refresh to the see the changes. 

I will be out of the office tomorrow but have cc'd Ryan just in case you have any questions in the meantime. 

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I've just sent this question over to Blake to see what his ideas are. We'll talk it through with Ryan and let you know what some options are. 

I'll keep you posted!

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In the mockups, we had anticipated longer titles and went through testing with shorter titles together now too. 

Here is what we are thinking:

Here are some visuals of how it would work:

Let me know what you think!
As a side note, Ryan will be out of the office Wednesday-Friday but mentioned that this change is a quick task. 

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Brandon,

The current implementation has a fixed location for the button, as well as the text, with the primary issue being the variable gap between title and button.

If I am understanding correctly, are you saying you would prefer the button to still have a fixed location, and that location is simply closer to the center than the edge of the browser? 

If so, we can then treat the text one of three ways.

1) Text left justified and starts at the same spot like these examples.  The now closer button would then stop at the same spot and the gap would be determined by length of title.  Longer titles would simply wrap if not enough room to fit on one line.

2) Text left justified and always a set distance away from the button, hugging next to the button if you will.  Longer titles would still wrap.

3) Text right justified and always a set distance away from the button, hugging just like option #2.  The difference being when text wraps the second line will be closer to the button that then start of the title.

Does that make any sense?  Let me know.

I've made a to-do for Ryan so he can work on this when he is back in the office on Monday. 

We'll send you a message once it's been completed so you and Kathleen can take a look at it and let us know what you think!

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I came to check in on what you thought about the changes Ryan made Monday then realized that I never relayed Ryan's message. I apologize for the lapse in communication on my part. It has been a crazy week. 

Seeing as Ryan has made the changes mentioned in option 1, do you have any questions or further concerns? 

Just let us know,

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Sure thing! 
I'll check back in with you early next week if I haven't heard anything. 

Have a blessed week, Brandon!

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Brandon,

I am going through some old projects and came across your email to Veronica. Did you ever get a chance to go over the changes with Kathleen? 

Brandon,

Thank you for the response back. I'm looking through Veronica's notes we have on the project and it appears everything has been completed. I just want to make sure I'm not missing anything.