mozillascience/open-science-leadership-workshop

@SouthernFriedScientist On that top section I would ditch the text-shadow, go with white instead of yellow for the text, and use a background image that has a more uniform tone to make your main headline stand out more and to make it easier to read at a glance. With the bright sky and super dark mountains right behind the text it's a lot going on at once. Scrolling down, I recommend a more descriptive header than "Welcome!" Your first line is better, "The ocean belongs to us all." Then open your body paragraph with "However, the tools necessary..." Also you might want to check out Google Fonts and pick one that's a little less common but still highly readable. For your three highlighted products, same deal with the "welcome", write something short but descriptive in the headline for each, like "workhorse of oceanography." Remember people will be skimming this and not reading all the paragraphs but looking for you to answer "what is this and what do they want from me" -- it's a good idea to answer that immediately. Give your products section a headline of its own, like "Open Source Ocean Tools" or something so that users don't have to read each paragraph to find out what those three tools have in common. Also maybe go with a softer color palette for your links--the default blue/purple clashes with your other colors and looks default-y. That's all I got for now, great start Andrew! Excited to see where it goes. :D