Merge pull request #4883 from ONRR/dev

Dev→Master v5.2.2

blog-site/src/pages/homepage-revamp/index.md

@@ -70,19 +70,19 @@ Equipped with the knowledge that our homepage was valuable to our users, we set
 
 ### First round
 
-In addition to making our homepage more in line with our new strategy, we were getting requests from users who fall into our "domain learner" and "question answerer" user types. They wanted summarized numbers on the homepage so they wouldn't have to dig through the [Explore Data](https://revenuedata.doi.gov/explore/) page to find them. We [tested 6 options](https://github.com/ONRR/doi-extractives-data/blob/research/research/20_fledglingfox/Results.md) with users matching a variety of user types. We landed on a couple options to test in the second round.
+In addition to making our homepage more in line with our new strategy, we were getting requests from users who fall into our "domain learner" and "question answerer" user types. They wanted summarized numbers on the homepage so they wouldn't have to dig through the [Explore Data](https://revenuedata.doi.gov/explore/) page to find them. We [tested 6 options](https://github.com/ONRR/doi-extractives-data/blob/research/research/20_fledglingfox_jun2018_keyfacts/Results.md) with users matching a variety of user types. We landed on a couple options to test in the second round.
 
 ![homepage prototypes, we showed 6 prototypes to users, all of the prototypes summarized production, revenue, and disbursements data, one prototype shown is a sankey diagram, which shows the flow of money between its source and what it funds](./homepage-concepts.png)
 
 ### Second round
 
-In the [second round of testing](https://github.com/ONRR/doi-extractives-data/blob/research/research/21_obliviousorangutan/Results.md), we included new users to make sure our additions didn't scare away those without a basic understanding of the data. We also hadn't done extensive testing on the existing homepage with new users. In addition, we tested with more domain learners to make sure we were meeting their needs. We learned that we needed to summarily explain the production, revenue, and disbursement process on the homepage and Explore Data page and landed on the best approach for the new summary information.
+In the [second round of testing](https://github.com/ONRR/doi-extractives-data/blob/research/research/21_obliviousorangutan_aug2018_keyfacts_exploredata/Results.md), we included new users to make sure our additions didn't scare away those without a basic understanding of the data. We also hadn't done extensive testing on the existing homepage with new users. In addition, we tested with more domain learners to make sure we were meeting their needs. We learned that we needed to summarily explain the production, revenue, and disbursement process on the homepage and Explore Data page and landed on the best approach for the new summary information.
 
 ![option 1 shows a mix of bar charts and a sankey diagram with a map of the U.S., option 2 shows all bar charts with a map of the U.S.](./options.jpg)
 
 ### Third round
 
-We then [tested 3 concepts](https://github.com/ONRR/doi-extractives-data/blob/research/research/22_QuietQuail/Results.md) with additional content at the top of the homepage to explain the data and how the different pieces of data work together. We landed on one concept that worked best and also learned that general-public users are most likely to use the site to explore data related to their geographic area, so the map needed to come before the new summary information on the homepage.
+We then [tested 3 concepts](https://github.com/ONRR/doi-extractives-data/blob/research/research/22_QuietQuail_sept2018_homepage/Results.md) with additional content at the top of the homepage to explain the data and how the different pieces of data work together. We landed on one concept that worked best and also learned that general-public users are most likely to use the site to explore data related to their geographic area, so the map needed to come before the new summary information on the homepage.
 
 ![round 3 testing with summarized process information](./round3.png)
 
@@ -94,4 +94,4 @@ These three studies led us to the design we built. It better explains the proces
 
 ## Coming in part two
 
-In part two of our series on our homepage redesign, we'll cover how we built our homepage in [GatsbyJS](https://www.gatsbyjs.org/), as we transition the site's codebase from [Jekyll](https://jekyllrb.com/).
+In part two of our series on our homepage redesign, we'll cover how we built our homepage in [GatsbyJS](https://www.gatsbyjs.org/), as we transition the site's codebase from [Jekyll](https://jekyllrb.com/).

blog-site/src/pages/product-champion/index.md

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ Every product needs a champion. We are fortunate to have had one of the best pro
 
 Judy recently moved on because she was selected for a Senior Executive Service (SES) position in the Assistant Secretary, Indian Affairs Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary, Management as the Director, Office of Facilities, Property and Safety. She was the first product owner of the website and did everything in her power to build our team to the point we’re at today.
 
-[![Photo of Judy Wilson dressed as a super hero](./SuperJudy.jpg)](./SuperJudy.jpg)
+![Photo of Judy Wilson dressed as a super hero](./SuperJudy.jpg)
 
 Judy was an excellent product champion, and we’ve done some reflecting on what makes a good champion in the hopes that it will help people in other agencies replicate some of the magic Judy brought to the Office of Natural Resources Revenue.
 
@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ Judy was great at managing up. From the beginning, she had the support of the di
 
 Judy was able to make the transition between two administrations feel seamless. She never cared who was in office and continues to work to serve the American public, no matter what. She adjusted some of the messaging to her audience by citing different laws that were enacted by each administration as reasons why the site needed to continue to exist, and as a result, the team and website weren’t affected much by the transition.
 
-[![Photo of Judy Wilson accepting an award from Department Secretary Ryan Zinke](./JudyZinke.png)](./JudyZinke.png)
+![Photo of Judy Wilson accepting an award from Department Secretary Ryan Zinke](./JudyZinke.png)
 
 ## Positioned for success