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Very bad PR make better lolz
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Changes 🛠
What does this PR do?
This PR updates the navigation and links page with the following changes:
/linksinstead of/signupicpc.png) in the assets for the registration buttonThe changes improve user navigation by directing users to the centralized links page and provide easy access to ICPC registration.
Screenshots 🖼
Before
/signupAfter
/linksAny new npm dependencies?
NO
Testing 🧪
Changes from the latest PR are deployed to https://brockcsc-pr.web.app once the checks are complete. Can use this for testing.
Any other info needed for testing?
Test the following:
/linkshttps://brockcsc.ca/events/-Oa1cJ_JZxT1FeYCp3uyNO