the current BB-IE-banner.js is just a placeholder, we need to update copy/links/style

need to create dynamic meta tags so social-cards are specific to page ( maybe look into https://github.com/declandewet/vue-meta )

we need to update the data on the CMS to use the new BBElements so we can avoid using updateLegacyBBElements.js ( which is an imperfect and temporary development solution ).

once that's complete, make sure all the posts look right ( for example the DOMPurify library used to sanitize user generated content on the CMS might be removing iframes, make sure it's not having any unexpected side effects like that )

see: https://router.vuejs.org/guide/essentials/history-mode.html

The menu hamburger doesn't change from white to black on the home page (when scrolled over white bg) when in chrome or safari.

currently the "ready" boolean in the vue instance (app) isn't being used, but can be if we decide we want to have some kind of placeholder loading page.

When you mouseover the tags of a portfolio detail page, the hover state makes the tag rectangle taller and makes the entire bottom part of the page move a bit. Also, the hover should have curser:pointer.

currently the signup input does nothing

looks like on 1280px && the 1023px break points

in order for social media cards to show up right we'd need the appropriate meta tags in the head of the index page. this means we'll likely need to do a server-side rendering for those

When searching, if you fully type in a word that is a tag (ie "mobile"), and click enter, the search acts a a word filter. The url appends: ?filter=mobile

if instead of typing the full word, you select the tag from the dropdown, the search acts as a tag filter. The url appendsL ?tags=mobile

Although there is some logic to how this works, it can be confusing in use. Its preferable to have it always work as a tag search as long as the word that is searched exists as a tag.

document how the work-summary and blog-summary components work, so they can be used in other BB contexts like the labs page

• make it shorter/tighter (maybe update w/new work)
• update "poster" image so it functions as a better fallback image on mobile/etc

the <h4>'s in the Services section of the homepage should be links that take u to a description of that service as well as featured projects related to that service. this means we need to do the following on the backend:

• tag specific portfolio items with that particular service
• create descriptions in the CMS for those tags/services

the blog posts need the same kind of updating (from legacy BBElements to new one) as the portfolio items did

some tags will display descriptions above the portfolio results relevant to that tag, we still need to decide which tags + what to say + what that should look like (design-wise)

seems initial tag click doesn't update view but does update URL/path/route