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As has been mentioned by @Tal Fishman in chat, perhaps we can get the favorite icon switched to a six-pointed star (magen david - star of david) in the final design. …

Just my two cents... Perhaps for the 404 page we can have some sort of reference to searching for chametz before passover, and the idea of 10 missing pieces of bread. Credit: yydl

Edit: This idea has been implemented For the 404 ("not found") page we could have the quote: "If someone says I toiled but did not find, do not believe him. If he says I found but did not toil, do no …

Now Jin is going to work on the design for the 404, Captcha, and Error pages, and he wants our input. … Further edit: A captcha page design has already been chosen and put in place (by Jin); the others have not yet. Update: these have all been implemented. …

For the 404 page, we could have a reference to the search for the Afikoman. Credit: msh210 Update: I (msh210) was thinking something like a standard "404 file not found" or "We couldn't find that pa …

Edit: This idea has been implemented For the "Are you human?" captcha page, we could have a picture of the Golem. For this purpose, we could possibly use an image of the Golem statue in Prague, or a …

For the captcha image: what about a Noah's Ark 'groupshot' with only one human? Or only one noticable large animal? And an obvious missing space, of course. Credit: DoubleAA

The only reference in Jewish literature, that I can think of, where someone was actually inspected for his humanity, is King Solomon's impostor (Ashmedai). So, for the captcha page, we could have a p …

I am not an expert in CSS, but it seems that the issue is in .container and #footer. I think that since Mi Yodeya (unlike all the other SE sites I checked1) is using a repeated image as a background …

When you add a tag to your favorites, any question that has that tag is automatically highlighted in question lists, with the color #faf1e4. Problem is, the tags are almost exactly the same color (#f9 …

The date and post title overlap on the tumbleweed badge page, as well as other post-related badge pages. As Monica noted in the comments, there also seems to be a vertical offset between the two.

The current font used on site (Georgia) renders Hebrew letters smaller than their English counterparts. In posts, this causes no problems, as 15px is plenty large enough to read clearly. However in co …