Minor design and layout tweaks

[Astraxx04]

This PR includes the following changes:

• Twitter logo change
• Animation for Become a volunteer button
• Minor design tweaks to main blogs section
• Changes to the way blog title, and content is displayed in the blog page

[Astraxx04]

@anistark @ashish10677,

I’ve opened a PR with some small design changes that I believe could improve the UI. Please have a look and let me know if there’s anything you’d like me to adjust.
If everything looks good, we can proceed to merge the changes.

[Sc0rpi0n101]

The changes look great.
There are a few small issues I've noticed, it'd be great if you can fix those too.

• Take a look at the Get tickets button for smaller screens.
• The plane and the third blog tile are overlapping on larger screens. Can you move the animated elements a little above.
• The nav menu looks fine till ~750px, but after that the wrong menu is shown, can you fix that?

[Astraxx04]

The changes look great. There are a few small issues I've noticed, it'd be great if you can fix those too.

• Take a look at the Get tickets button for smaller screens.
• The plane and the third blog tile are overlapping on larger screens. Can you move the animated elements a little above.
• The nav menu looks fine till ~750px, but after that the wrong menu is shown, can you fix that?

Cool, I’ll make those changes. One thought—do we need to keep the same navbar as the main page? Since the blog is a separate page, would it make sense to have just a single “Home” button linking back to the main page? This way, we can avoid updating the navbar here every time the main page changes.
cc: @Sc0rpi0n101 @ashish10677 @anistark

[ashish10677]

Cool, I’ll make those changes. One thought—do we need to keep the same navbar as the main page? Since the blog is a separate page, would it make sense to have just a single “Home” button linking back to the main page? This way, we can avoid updating the navbar here every time the main page changes. cc: @Sc0rpi0n101 @ashish10677 @anistark

We should keep the navbar same. That's there in the design as well. I understand the challenge of updating the navbar every now and then but for the end user it shouldn't feel a different page. It should seem like a part of the same website.