Update Project Profile: Open Community Survey (Update Project's Description)

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Assessment

Difficulty
2/5
Estimated time
1-3 hours
Newbie friendliness
82/100
Issue type
Documentation
Clarity
Clearly specified
Activity status
Quiet
Tech stack
docker, jekyll
Domain
content

Research direction

Edit the description front matter in _projects/open-community-survey.md, following the issue's exact From and To text. Start by checking the existing front matter syntax, then run the website locally with Docker and compare the Open Community Survey page and the project's card on the Projects page. Done means the updated wording appears correctly in both views and before-and-after screenshots are included with the pull request.

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Description

good first issue HLC: M P-Feature: Project Info and Page P-Feature: Projects page Ready for Prioritization role: back end/devOps role: front end size: 0.25pt time sensitive
Prerequisites
  1. Be a member of Hack for LA. (There are no fees to join.) If you have not joined yet, please follow the steps on our Getting Started page and attend an onboarding session.
  2. You have already read our How to Contribute to Hack for LA Guide.
Overview

We need to keep project information up to date so that visitors to the website can find accurate information.

Action Items
  • In your IDE, open the _projects/open-community-survey.md file.
  • Observe the existing syntax of the front matter block [^1] in the file.
  • Find the description variable and change the following:

From:

description: The Open Community Survey project creates transparent reports supported by a direct collection of personal perspectives from LA residents to help The LA Department of Neighborhood Empowerment (empowerla.org) and the Los Angeles Neighborhood Councils (NCs) to understand how constituents are interacting with, and what they need from, their websites.<br /><br /> Current project&#58 NC website survey; Most NCs do not have access or resources to hire technical experts necessary to create a citywide survey so that they can use the data to create inclusive websites targeted towards the needs of their specific communities. Working with EmpowerLA and NCs, Hack for LA is providing the workforce and expertise to design and implement this survey that will give NCs a tool to understand the overall needs of their community -- beyond the people already involved in NCs.

To:

description: The Open Community Survey project creates transparent reports supported by a direct collection of personal perspectives from LA residents to help the LA Department of Neighborhood Empowerment (empowerla.org) and the Los Angeles Neighborhood Councils (NCs) understand how constituents are interacting with and what they need from their websites.<br /><br /> Current project&#58 NC website survey; Most NCs do not have access or resources to hire technical experts necessary to create a citywide survey so that they can use the data to create inclusive websites targeted towards the needs of their specific communities. Working with EmpowerLA and NCs, Hack for LA is providing the workforce and expertise to design and implement this survey that will give NCs a tool to understand the overall needs of their community -- beyond the people already involved in NCs.
  • Verify the changes by viewing the following in your local environment with Docker and include before and after screenshots with your pull request:
    • Open Community Survey page [^2]
    • the project's card on the Projects' page [^3]
Resources/Instructions

[^1]: Info about the front matter block
[^2]: Project detailed info page URL: https://www.hackforla.org/projects/open-community-survey
[^3]: Projects page URL: https://www.hackforla.org/projects/

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First steps

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