1.~~Professor email and contact information on the instructor page(build pending) 2. ~~Rename to Showcase to Events 3. Events page needs to redirect to actual events page redirects to Libris page currently 4.Projects page to add projects 5. ~~Move graduates to their own page and rename to Alumni 6. ~~Add to the Alumni page with pictures and items 7. ~~Projects should look like the overview page 8. ~~Fix docs button from Libris 9. ~~Add Alumni button 10. ~~Rename Style guide to hackathon events and redirect to the new hackathon page 11. ~~Change Libris home page image to a DSA or GGC related image 12. ~~Change Homepage get started button to the course description page(create course description page) 13. ~~Call to action block either find page to redirect to about page 14. Fix blog button to say coming soon. Reminder to connect to the Blog DSA project 15. ~~Create Textbooks Page and reading requirements 16. ~~link textbooks page on menu for easy access 17. ~~Update menu with events, course requirements, 18. ~~Remove stackbit watermark/signature 19. add alt text for images for voiceover/accessability support Some resource for adding alt text. https://knowledge.exlibrisgroup.com/campusM/Product_Documentation/Managing_Creative_Studio/060_Adding_Page_Components https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/img https://dev.to/stephencweiss/markdown-image-titles-and-alt-text-5fi1

22. add archives for projects might need implementation

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