One of the interests of @wearecodex team is to help improve the quality of the contibutions that are submitted to utopian.io day by day.
We know @utopian needs to attrack more profesional designers and we are sure there are many out there but they just don't know how to contribute, or they don't even know utopian exists.
That is why we decided to create this guide, we hope it helps a little.
Start by login in to utopian.io using your STEEM creedentials (the same you use to login to steemit.com, busy.org, etc.)
Click on Log In
Click on CONTINUE
Fill the form and click SIGN IN
You are now logged in:
Click in the button + Contribution in the top right corner or New Contribution in the left sidebar.
Select GRAPHICS.
Always read them because they are updated time to time in order to get better contributions.
Click on I understand. Proceed
We will explain only the tricky parts.
You need to make sure the project you are contributing to is open source by reading their licence, also in their webpage look for their official Github repository.
Type the repository and hit enter
Sometimes unnoficial or mirror repositories appear, you must choose the right one. Also make sure the latest commit is not older than one year.
Write the tags separated by a space
Consider you can only add up to 4 tags. The first one is reserved to utopian-io and you don't need to write it.
Select how you want to be rewarded
And click POST.
In utopian.io you need your contribution to be approved. So you just have to wait like 24-48hr so a moderator sees your contribution and approve it if everything is fine.
In case it needs some improvement the moderator will tell you. Make sure to read carefully and follow their instructions.
Once your contribution has been approved, it will be upvoted on the next round the utopian bot gets to work. The % of the utopian bot upvote will vary depending on some factors like: the number of contributions it will upvote that day for the category and the number of upvotes it has before it upvotes; it also considers which upvotes come from bots or false accounts.
ISSUES tab in their github. So, If they like your job, they could get the logo in their project :) win-win.