What
Replace the "Federal Data Strategy" sibling site section in the bottom right of the homepage with a "Data.gov Updates" section linking to the catalog update blog post.
Why
The Federal Data Strategy links (2020/2021 Action Plans) are outdated and no longer relevant. Replacing this section with timely Data.gov news makes better use of the homepage real estate and keeps visitors informed about platform changes.
Done When
- The strategy logo, strategy site link, and Action Plan quick links are removed from the homepage
- A "Data.gov Updates" section appears in their place with a link to: Notice: catalog.data.gov Is Being Updated
- The left column (resources.data.gov) is unchanged
- Change is consistent with how the resources quick links are rendered in the same section
Notes
- Relevant files:
pages/index.html and _data/site.json
- The strategy quick links are driven by
site.strategy_quick_links in site.json and the logo/link by site.links.sites.strategy -- both should be cleaned up or removed
- For now this is a single hardcoded link; we can revisit making it a dynamic list of recent posts later
- The blog post URL is
https://www.data.gov/blog/catalog-update/
What
Replace the "Federal Data Strategy" sibling site section in the bottom right of the homepage with a "Data.gov Updates" section linking to the catalog update blog post.
Why
The Federal Data Strategy links (2020/2021 Action Plans) are outdated and no longer relevant. Replacing this section with timely Data.gov news makes better use of the homepage real estate and keeps visitors informed about platform changes.
Done When
Notes
pages/index.htmland_data/site.jsonsite.strategy_quick_linksinsite.jsonand the logo/link bysite.links.sites.strategy-- both should be cleaned up or removedhttps://www.data.gov/blog/catalog-update/