Rework on updating the homepage

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Summary by Sourcery

Rework the homepage and navigation to present DMP Chef as an open-source Python pipeline with clearer context, partners, and funding, and to position the web app as a test interface for the pipeline rather than the primary product.

New Features:

• Add a homepage hero with DMP Chef branding, updated overview copy, and links to the GitHub repository and test interface.
• Introduce a Team section highlighting collaborating organizations with their logos, and a Funding section describing project sponsors.

Enhancements:

• Refine homepage layout and styling, including a new logo display, updated background effects, and reorganized content sections.
• Update navigation labels and CTAs to point to the GitHub repository and clarify that the app pages are for testing the DMP Chef pipeline.
• Retire or comment out older feature and technology sections that no longer match the new positioning of the project.

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Project	Deployment	Actions	Updated (UTC)
dmp-chef	Ready	Preview, Comment	Feb 11, 2026 2:47am
dmpchef-website	Ready	Preview, Comment	Feb 11, 2026 2:47am

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Reviewer's Guide

Reworks the marketing and navigation aspects of the DMP Chef homepage and app to position it as an open-source pipeline with a testing interface, adds team and funding sections, updates navigation labels and GitHub entry points, and introduces logo assets used across the new layout.

Flow diagram for updated navigation and page structure

flowchart TD
  subgraph Layout_default_vue
    HEADER[Header_navigation_menu]
    FOOTER[Footer_links]
  end

  subgraph Homepage_index_vue
    HERO[UPageHero_with_View_GitHub_repo_and_Test_it_links]
    OVERVIEW[Overview_section_describing_open_source_pipeline]
    TEAM[Team_and_collaboration_section]
    FUNDING[Funding_section]
  end

  subgraph Testing_and_download_pages
    TEST_DMP[app_dmp_vue_Test_DMP_Chef]
    TEST_DMP1[app_dmp1_vue_Test_DMP_Chef]
    DOWNLOAD[app_download_vue_Test_DMP_Chef_download]
  end

  HEADER -->|GitHub_item| GITHUB_DEST[External_GitHub_repo]
  HEADER -->|Test_item| TEST_DMP

  HERO -->|View_GitHub_repo| GITHUB_DEST
  HERO -->|Test_it| TEST_DMP

  TEST_DMP --> TEST_DMP1
  TEST_DMP --> DOWNLOAD

  FOOTER --> COMMUNITY[Community_links_section]

  OVERVIEW --> TEAM
  TEAM --> FUNDING

  LOGO[Logo_assets_in_public_logos] --> HERO
  LOGO --> TEAM

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Retheme and expand the homepage hero and overview content to emphasize DMP Chef as an open-source Python pipeline and testing interface.	Updated homepage CTA links to point to the GitHub repo (opening in a new tab) and to the testing page instead of generic getting-started/learn-more actions Adjusted the hero title/description from beta marketing copy to a neutral description of the DMP Chef pipeline Reworked the overview section markup and styling, including background glow effects, constrained text width, and revised copy describing the pipeline, its purpose, and relationship to DMPTool Replaced the old brief overview and removed the features list in favor of richer explanatory content about the pipeline and its goals	app/pages/index.vue
Add new informational sections for Team and Funding and hide lower-priority marketing sections.	Introduced a Team section with descriptive text and logo grid linking to FAIR Data Innovations Hub, California Digital Library, and DMPTool Added a Funding section describing NSF and CZI support and partner organizations, with external links styled consistently Commented out previous feature, technology, and secondary hero sections to simplify and focus the homepage content	app/pages/index.vue
Update navigation to expose GitHub and clarify that the DMP pages are for testing the pipeline.	Changed the main header navigation to include a GitHub link (opening in a new tab) and renamed the DMP app route item to Test Commented out the header GitHub icon button and auth-related buttons in the default layout to simplify the header actions Retitled the app DMP pages and download page headings from Draft DMP to Test DMP Chef and added explanatory text on the main DMP test page clarifying its purpose as a test harness for the pipeline	app/layouts/default.vue app/pages/app/dmp.vue app/pages/app/dmp1.vue app/pages/app/download.vue
Add and wire up branding assets used on the homepage and team section.	Placed the DMP Chef logo above the homepage hero with centered layout and fixed sizing Added SVG logo assets for FAIR Data Innovations Hub, California Digital Library, DMPTool, and DMP Chef (transparent and white variants) under the public/logos directory for use in the new sections	app/pages/index.vue public/logos/dmp_tool_logo.svg public/logos/fair_logo.svg public/logos/logo-cdl.svg public/logos/logo-dmpchef-transparent.svg public/logos/logo-dmpchef-white.svg

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[sourcery-ai]

Hey - I've found 1 issue, and left some high level feedback:

• The logo image on the homepage uses src="/../public/logos/logo-dmpchef-transparent.svg", which is inconsistent with the other assets in /public/logos and may not resolve correctly; consider updating it to a root-relative path like /logos/logo-dmpchef-transparent.svg.
• There are several large sections now commented out in index.vue (features, extra cards, and a hero block); if these are no longer needed, it would be cleaner to remove them entirely or move them into a separate WIP branch/component to avoid long-term commented code in the main page.

Prompt for AI Agents

Please address the comments from this code review:

## Overall Comments
- The logo image on the homepage uses `src="/../public/logos/logo-dmpchef-transparent.svg"`, which is inconsistent with the other assets in `/public/logos` and may not resolve correctly; consider updating it to a root-relative path like `/logos/logo-dmpchef-transparent.svg`.
- There are several large sections now commented out in `index.vue` (features, extra cards, and a hero block); if these are no longer needed, it would be cleaner to remove them entirely or move them into a separate WIP branch/component to avoid long-term commented code in the main page.

## Individual Comments

### Comment 1
<location> `app/pages/index.vue:130-131` </location>
<code_context>
     <div class="absolute inset-x-0 top-0 h-40 bg-gradient-to-b from-blue-300 to-white dark:from-blue-800 dark:to-transparent -z-10"></div>
+    <div class="flex flex-col items-center">
+      <div class="flex justify-center mt-30">
+        <img 
+          src="/../public/logos/logo-dmpchef-transparent.svg" 
+          alt="DMP Chef Logo" 
+          class="h-30 w-auto" 
</code_context>

<issue_to_address>
**issue (bug_risk):** Logo asset path is likely incorrect for Nuxt public/ directory usage.

Other images here use `/logos/...`, which is the standard way to reference `public/` assets in Nuxt. `src="/../public/logos/..."` may fail in production or when served from a sub-path. Please update this to use the direct public path (e.g. `src="/logos/logo-dmpchef-transparent.svg"`) for consistency and reliability.
</issue_to_address>

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issue (bug_risk): Logo asset path is likely incorrect for Nuxt public/ directory usage.

Other images here use /logos/..., which is the standard way to reference public/ assets in Nuxt. src="/../public/logos/..." may fail in production or when served from a sub-path. Please update this to use the direct public path (e.g. src="/logos/logo-dmpchef-transparent.svg") for consistency and reliability.