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The initial goal will be to create a like for like version of the current UIs: by which we mean:
- everything that's possible with the current UIs should also be possible with ours
- we don't want to put a lot of effort in implementing new features
That doesn't mean that everything should look and behave exactly as it does now
But take your inspiration from the current UIs if you don't have a particular reason to do it differently

You'll need to be in the dspace-angular github team to get the required access. Send your github username to Art Lowel (Atmire) to get an invite.

Have a look at the waffle board
Take an issue that’s in the ready section and has nobody assigned to it
assign yourself
When you start working on it, move the issue to the “in progress” section
Fork the project on github, work on a separate branch for the issue
When you’re ready, fire a pull request
in the comments of the pull request, write something akin to “this PR connect’s to #{the ID of the issue}”. That way the issue will be moved automatically to the review column.
When at least two people have reviewed and approved your PR, it can be merged in master.
You can also help out by reviewing the pull requests of other people
Please keep an eye on your pull request afterwards, the reviewers may have questions or comments about it, or ask you to tackle things in a different way, before they can approve it
Most discussions about the task or the pull request can happen through the github & waffle board comments.
If it’s more complex you can bring it up in one of these meetings.
After your Pull Request has been merged, drag the issue to the done column on the waffle board. (this can also be automated by adding “this merge closes #{the id of the issue}” in the merge comment.

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