Design overhaul to use US Web Design Standards#235
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I also removed the Travis build file, as we no longer use Travis and I'm not yet certain how to replicate the auto-deploy setup in Circle. I think auto-deployment is likely best done by moving to Federalist, anyhow (the site is still, for now, deployed directly via cloud.gov). |
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Looks great, Eric! Very well organized and easy to access. Great work. |
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Looks great! Glad to utilize the design standards. Let's do this. |
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Very nice! 🎉 |
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This pull request is a long-overdue visual overhaul for https.cio.gov, which:
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