Home Page

• Intro text obscured by background "swoops" design at some browser window sizes. (Scott: Do we need this text?)
• Scott: I still like sponsors better below Quick Links/Announcements/Events

Header/Footer

• Email in footer says "mailto" (Scott: Is there some UI rationale to this? Lacking a strong case I'd just as soon delete it)
• Items for LOGINS dropdown: CareerBridge: Student, CareerBridge: Employer, Horizons, Resources for MIT (Scott: We need to internally review the flow I sent for private resources first. I'm also recommending we remove CareerBridge as a label. Where would we move the Touchstone Login for site editors?)

About/Utility

• About and Services pages are using About Landing Page content type, which is reserving space for an image. We don't have images for these pages. (Scott: We could move intro content into the body, or make pages using the About - Content Page content type. Perhaps on the About page we can use the image space to highlight contact info?) 
• "Career Handbook" is a page and menu item under Resources, but this is actually a PDF resource. How should we handle this?

Roles

• Add URL redirects access to all Channel Editor roles

Mobile

• Mobile header crowded, Menu link not obvious enough (Scott: I think we need to lose the MIT logo from the mobile header)
• Is having the whole mobile menu open by default too overwhelming? Can sections expand/collapse?
• Scott: Not sure I like the word "Utility" in the mobile menu. How do we feel about using "About" as a section header? "About" page is where tapping "Utility" takes you. We'd also remove "About" as a sub-item in this menu section.
• Is there another way to get rid of the mobile menu besides hitting Menu again? Maybe with the MIT logo out of the header we can make "Menu" a little more prominent (including menu icon?)

Style/CSS

• Cross-site text spacing issues between paragraph content and headers makes it hard to skim and scan content in chunks. (Scott: the gist seems to be that we need less space after headers, so that paragraph content tightens up to the header preceding it. (Line height?) We also probably need more space after paragraphs followed by headers, to visually reinforce the break. (More space before headers (margin-top?) could achieve this effect) 
• Ordered lists do not display with numbers. (Scott: Replicated this issue across content types and browsers, then dug into CSS with element inspector. <ol> element has a property "list-style-type" receiving a value of "decimal" (so, arabic numerals), but this is elsewhere being overwritten with a list-style-type of "none")
• Are we making changes to the title area of landing and content pages to move content higher and closer to the lefthand navigation block, as previously discussed? I thought we were removing the colored "swoops" design element and styling that title text differently.
• Scott: 403 style broke when I edited it. Title "swoops" design bar disappeared and title text is white on white background