Perhaps a screenshot like this might be better? (My first impression of the current image was that something was broken)

The link to github profile http://github.com/cfpb is given twice in the footer. We should keep either one of them. Please refer he screenshot along with the highlighted areas, both points to the same link. I would like to work on this issue.

• Elevate Design System (maybe replace work with us in hero area).
• Fix font to use Avenir.
• Fix URL to cfgov-lighthouse
• Bring in line with our modern design standards.
• Develop recommendations to show Adam & implement.
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@BrewCityBoy and Sam (who I can't seem to tag 🤔 )

Per @virtix:

The manual, as well as http://cfpb.github.io/, is quite janky in IE. This is less of an issue for our target audience, but I would put it at the top of the queue. The reason being is that I suspect this could get picked up broadly and it would be great if it also worked broadly.

Design Manual issue

I am adding the button named "D" , if we click on that then the dark mode will be activated. Dark mode is here to help with this, making the screen easier to see in low lighting such as in the night or early morning. It can be a lot easier on the eyes, causing less strain and is better in the long run. So can you assign me this because I want to contribute in this.

Do you know of an example of open source software / code / design at CFPB that..

• was forked and reused elsewhere?
• was used to build something new?
• received contributions in the form of comments, issues, or pull requests?

Post it here! Once we get a good list, it'd be nice to include on cfpb.github.io.

@Scotchester

What are the team's thoughts on swapping out the collab link, which is no longer in active development anyway, with a link to the consumer complaint database?

Here's what this could look like.

Proposed copy

(This may change based on our product owner's feedback in the next few days.)

Consumer Complaint Database [link to /complaint database]
View, sort and analyze thousands of complaints. Download the data yourself, or build on it using our API.
Learn more [link to /data-use] | API docs [link to technical documentation]

Yea? Nay?

Now that there's tentative support for HTTPS on Github Pages, it's probably worth killing a couple of mixed content warnings at https://cfpb.github.io.

Specifically, https://cfpb.github.io/css/fonts.css has references to tons of .woff files hosted at http://www.consumerfinance.gov. Turning on HTTPS for https://www.consumerfinance.gov/ yields an improperly configured cert.

This could be resolved by either:

• Dropping in a properly configured cert on https://www.consumerfinance.gov, or
• Copying the referenced theme files over to this repository, so they're available at https://cfpb.github.io

The first is the more awesome long term solution, but the second is likely achievable with less cross-team coordination.

We have some inline styles in #54 that should get replaced either with cf-layout classes or some custom css to make the images stack on mobile.

The need to remove assetpath in #82 has caused the site to now be broken on individuals' forks (e.g., https://cfarm.github.io/cfpb.github.io/), which is less than ideal for previewing proposed changes.

I can't view more than the last four articles on the homepage (the one featured on the left, and three additional ones listed on the right). There's no obvious way to view older articles. If I go into an article I can see articles back to 2013.

Shouldn't there be an archive link or something on the homepage?

Is there an API exposed to access the complaint data for a specific company(unmasked)? If not available, is it something that we can see in the future?

P.S. I am aware that the data is exposed as a public data with masked details.

While the tags themselves are hidden, the word "Tags:" is still visible. Let's hide til we have more content.

https://konklone.com/post/github-pages-now-supports-https-so-use-it

I'd love to subscribe!

Tell the story of how we got to where we are today, using a timeline/sequence. Some topics to consider covering are below. Make sure to cover the more difficult challenges and address gaps and vision for the future.

• OS Definition
• Licensing
• Procurement
• FTE + OSS model vs. RFP
• Policy story
• Open by default
• Implementation
  • Hosting
    • internal
    • external
  • Publishing
    • problem with keeping multiple repos in synch
    • problem with having an open source version (public version) and private version
      • efficiency of development
  • Workflow details
    • code reviews
    • pull requests
    • issue tracking
  • build and deployment
    • versioning releases
    • automated tests
    • continuous integration (Travis and Jenkins)
• Privacy, PRA, and PII
  • SORN
• Security
  • vulnerability risk
• Software Quality and Agency Reputation
• Accepting contributions / public collaboration
• Working with other agencies
  • DoD, WH, OMB, GSA, NASA,LoC
  • Fragmentation. Inconsistent.

General questions to answer in the study

• What's missing?
• What's the strategy for the future?
• **What were the biggest hurdles?
• What is the impact to the Bureau, to other agencies?
• How can other business practices benefit from the open source collaboration model?
  • What are the risks?
• How does open source relate to and integrate with the Open Government and Open Data initiatives?

Just got an email saying Maruku is obsolete...

GitHub now lets you enforce HTTPS for *.github.io domains:

https://github.com/blog/2186-https-for-github-pages

The site already works over HTTPS without errors: https://cfpb.github.io So this should be a trivial fix.

On the home page, the featured article "Now recruiting: Technology & Innovation Fellows for 2015" links to http://www.consumerfinance.gov/blog/now-recruiting-technology-innovation-fellows-for-2015/

It should link to http://cfpb.github.io/articles/now-recruiting-2015-fellows/

This is true both in the header and in the articles section on the home page.