[wp-meta] [Making WordPress.org] #3306: Enhance CampSite 2017 theme styles and make it default theme

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#3306: Enhance CampSite 2017 theme styles and make it default theme
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 Reporter:  sonjaleix                |      Owner:
     Type:  enhancement              |     Status:  new
 Priority:  normal                   |  Milestone:
Component:  WordCamp Site & Plugins  |   Keywords:
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 In order to make the new "CampSite 2017" WordCamp theme more useful to
 more WordCamp organizers/designers, I'd like to suggest a few things.

 '''Enhance CampSite 2017 theme styles'''
 We shipped the theme with minimal styles so designers can write their own.
 We also released a separate living style guide that can be imported. But
 we are aware that small WordCamps have limited or no design resources, or
 might not be savvy enough to customize the living style guide to their
 needs. To help with that we should add theme styles for the theme in the
 Custom CSS of the customizer upon activation of the theme. These styles
 could then be overwritten or removed by the admin. The living style guide
 can still be forked and used by more savvy users, but the custom CSS
 inside the theme would help the not so savvy users.

 '''Make CampSite 2017 the default theme for WordCamps'''
 Once the above mentioned styles have been added, we should consider making
 CampSite 2017 the default theme when a new WordCamp site is being created.
 When developing CampSite 2017, we put a lot of emphasis on accessibility.
 If more events would use the theme it would help us make more events
 accessible. This would also help less savvy organizers have a better
 starting point. Currently I believe the default theme is TwentyThirteen,
 which is lacking some flexibility when it comes to customization options
 based on event site needs.

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