Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
the issue is related to the github heatmap
The squares in the heatmap have very little contrast, making it difficult to distinguish between different levels of contributions.
The background color is very dark, and the slight variations in shades of blue are hard to notice.
There are no numerical indicators or color legends to help understand what the colors represent.
A user cannot tell the difference between high and low contributions.
The heatmap is very compact, making it hard to observe individual data points.
If this is meant to be a functional component, hovering over a cell should ideally show details about the number of contributions on that day.

Suggested solution:
✅ Increase Contrast
Use more distinct color differences to represent different levels of activity.
A gradient from light blue (low activity) to dark blue or red (high activity) could be more effective.

✅ Improve Sizing & Spacing

Enlarge the heatmap or allow users to zoom in.
Reduce the density of the squares so that individual contributions are more visible.

✅ Make It Interactive

Implement tooltips that show exact contribution numbers when hovering over a date.
Clickable cells that reveal more details about commits or activities.

✅ Better Dark Mode Support

Adjust the theme so that the contrast is maintained in both dark and light modes.
Consider making the background slightly lighter while keeping the colors readable.

Are you going to work on implementing this?

• [ ✓] Yes
• No