devanshi14malhotra/BiblioDrift

Description The contributors page (/contributors) has a problem of text contrast when switched to dark mode. The text is not visible in the light background. I would like to work on this issue under GSSoC'26. Steps to Reproduce Go to the Contributors (/contributors) page within the platform. Change the application theme into Dark Mode or Night Mode from the settings icon on the top menu bar. Observe the contributor text detail, cards, or list on the page. Expected Behavior All text fields like names, usernames, descriptions, or statistics that appear on the Contributors page will have to dynamically change their color tones to high contrast colors such as pure white or a lighter shade of off-white against the dark background. Actual Behavior When dark mode is turned on, the text does not adjust itself. Thus, it becomes unreadable Screenshots / Logs OS No response Browser No response Version No response

Description Description: The spotify-playlists.html page exists in the project's frontend/pages/ directory and contains embedded Spotify playlists for reading. However, there is currently no visible way for a user to access this page from the main UI. Since this feature enhances the reading atmosphere, it would be ideal to integrate a link or button for "Spotify Playlists" inside the existing Ambient Sanctuary widget. Because of this issue: Users cannot access the curated Spotify playlists naturally. The page remains completely hidden unless the URL is typed manually. A great atmospheric feature is going unused. Steps to Reproduce Steps to Reproduce: Run the project locally. Go to app.html (Discovery page) or library.html. Click on the leaf icon at the bottom right to open the Ambient Sanctuary widget. Observe the available sound options (Rainy Evening, Cozy Fireplace, etc.). Notice there is no option or link to open the Spotify Playlists. Check the codebase and observe that spotify-pl

Description The application contains long-scroll pages, but currently does not provide a quick way for users to navigate back to the top of the page. Adding a scroll-to-top button would improve navigation and overall user experience, especially on content-heavy pages. Expected Behavior A scroll-to-top button should appear after the user scrolls down a certain distance Clicking the button should smoothly scroll the page back to the top Suggested Improvements Add a floating scroll-to-top button Use smooth scrolling behavior Show/hide the button based on scroll position Ensure responsiveness across devices Possible Enhancements Add subtle animations/transitions Use an upward arrow icon for better UX consistency Maintain accessibility and keyboard support

📌 Feature Summary Improve the GitHub bot workflow responsible for updating the contributor JSON file by restricting updates to a specific scheduled time and preventing unnecessary commits when no actual contributor data changes occur. 🚨 Problem Statement Currently, the GitHub bot updates the contributor JSON multiple times a day, which can lead to: Unnecessary automated commits Increased repository noise Redundant workflow executions Cluttered commit history Unneeded GitHub Actions usage Frequent commits without meaningful data changes reduce repository cleanliness and make tracking important updates more difficult. 💡 Proposed Solution Optimize the contributor update workflow to: Run only at a predefined scheduled time (e.g., once daily) Detect whether contributor data has actually changed before committing Skip commit and push operations if no modifications are detected ✨ Suggested Improvements ⏰ Scheduled Updates Configure GitHub Actions cron jobs to execute only

i want to make the books descriptio clearly visible when i hover on them ! I would like to work on this issue as part of GSSoC 2026. Please assign this issue to me if it aligns with the project requirements. Kindly assign the required labels such as: GSSoC'26 feature frontend backend authentication UI/UX and assign it to me at the earliest if possible. Regards, Karthikeya