Update the button border radius on Tutorial page #6064

[rissh]

Fixes #6064

This PR updates the border radius of the "Get started" buttons on the Tutorial page to match the border radius used on the home page.

Proposed Changes

• Applied border-radius: 0.7rem; to the "Get started" buttons on the Tutorial page.

Additional Context

• The home page uses border-radius: 0.7rem; for its buttons, and this change ensures consistency in the button styles across the website.

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[Cali0707]

/lgtm

Adding some other UX folks here to give another look at it
/cc @mmejia02 @zainabhusain227 @Leo6Leo

[Leo6Leo]

It looks great!
/approve
Thanks for the quick action! @rissh

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[rissh]

It looks great! /approve Thanks for the quick action! @rissh

Hey @everyone,

It was great working here and I am looking forward to contributing in the future.

[Leo6Leo]

Hi @rissh, Just a friendly note that you may want to note about the use of @everyone here. GitHub doesn't actually support mentioning all contributors who are involved this way. Instead, @everyone would ping a specific user with that username ;)

For future reference, you can mention specific team members or use other GitHub features to notify relevant people about the PR. You may find this helpful to your journey in the open source contribution!

Again thanks for your contributions to Knative!

[rissh]

Hi @rissh, Just a friendly note that you may want to note about the use of @everyone here. GitHub doesn't actually support mentioning all contributors who are involved this way. Instead, @everyone would ping a specific user with that username ;)

For future reference, you can mention specific team members or use other GitHub features to notify relevant people about the PR. You may find this helpful to your journey in the open source contribution!

Again thanks for your contributions to Knative!

Hey @Leo6Leo, thanks for the reminder. I knew about it but forgot about it this time.

PS: Habit of using Slack