A great first way to contribute to a Github repository is to open an issue.
Github Issues is a workflow for requesting features, and reporting and tracking the status of bugs. Almost every repository has an issues section.
To create an issue, navigate to the homepage of a given repository (e.g., for this repository, go to https://github.com/learninglab-dev/remote-collab).
At the top of the page, you will see a horizontal menu bar, which should look something like this:
Click on the Issues tab to navigate to the Issues section. On the upper right, you will see a green button that says New Issue.
Once you click on the New Issue button, you can create a title for your issue and add some content. In this example issue, I have embedded and linked to images. You can tag Github users and use Markdown in Issues, as well!
