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diff --git a/...w-to-deliver-a-difficult-message.markdown → ...w-to-deliver-a-difficult-message.markdown b/...w-to-deliver-a-difficult-message.markdown → ...w-to-deliver-a-difficult-message.markdown
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 title: How to deliver a difficult message?
-author: fhubin
-layout: default_post
-tags: agile scrum project management stakeholder management
+date: 2020-07-13 00:00:00 Z
 categories:
+- fhubin
 - Delivery
+tags:
+- agile
+- scrum
+- project
+- management
+- stakeholder
+author: fhubin
+layout: default_post
 ---
 
 In a client-supplier relationship, communication is of paramount importance. And good communication requires transparency. A supplier in charge of a doomed project telling their client that all is going well would not be doing a very good job. Similarly, a client whose budget has been cut telling a supplier that all is well would also not be delivering the right message.

diff --git a/_posts/2023-11-06-testing-with-intent-a-path-to-embedded-accessibility.md b/_posts/2023-11-06-testing-with-intent-a-path-to-embedded-accessibility.md
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-title: "Testing with Intent: a Path to Embedded Accessibility"
+title: 'Testing with Intent: a Path to Embedded Accessibility'
 date: 2023-11-06 09:45:00 Z
 categories:
 - Tech
-layout: default_post
 tags:
 - Testing
 - Testing Library
 - Automation Testing
 - Testing with Intent
 - Accessibility
 - Embedded Accessibility
-summary: "In this post, I explore an approach to testing called Testing with Intent. I look what the approach is—testing from the perspective of a user intending to do something—and the positive impacts it can have on both testing and accessibility. I've written this for a broad audience, so I've steered clear of technical details included. Instead, you should come away with an understanding of why this topic is important and how you can benefit from adopting the approach."
+layout: default_post
+summary: In this post, I explore an approach to testing called Testing with Intent.
+  I look what the approach is—testing from the perspective of a user intending to
+  do something—and the positive impacts it can have on both testing and accessibility.
+  I've written this for a broad audience, so I've steered clear of technical details
+  included. Instead, you should come away with an understanding of why this topic
+  is important and how you can benefit from adopting the approach.
 author: sgladstone
 ---
 

diff --git a/_posts/2023-11-06-testing-with-intent-a-technical-view.md b/_posts/2023-11-06-testing-with-intent-a-technical-view.md
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-title: "Testing with Intent: a Technical View"
+title: 'Testing with Intent: a Technical View'
 date: 2023-11-06 09:55:00 Z
 categories:
 - Tech
-layout: default_post
 tags:
 - Testing
 - Testing Library
 - Automation Testing
 - Testing with Intent
 - Accessibility
 - Embedded Accessibility
-summary: "In my previous post, I introduced and approach to testing called Testing with Intent. Essentially, the approach focuses on testing from the perspective of a user intending to do something. Adopting this approach brings you benefits in both your test suites and your products accessibility. That post discussed why the topic is important and how you can benefit if you adopt it. Now, it’s time to look at the technical side of how this actually works in practice. "
+layout: default_post
+summary: 'In my previous post, I introduced and approach to testing called Testing
+  with Intent. Essentially, the approach focuses on testing from the perspective of
+  a user intending to do something. Adopting this approach brings you benefits in
+  both your test suites and your products accessibility. That post discussed why the
+  topic is important and how you can benefit if you adopt it. Now, it’s time to look
+  at the technical side of how this actually works in practice. '
 author: sgladstone
 ---
+
 In [my first post]({{ site.github.url }}/2023/11/06/testing-with-intent-a-path-to-embedded-accessibility.html), I set out why I think we should be *Testing with Intent*. I set out that, if we focus our tests on the intentions of users, we can improve our test suites and start to tackle accessibility. To keep the content accessible to everyone, I chose to not include anything technical. Now, in this post, I’m going to look at the same subject but through a technical lens.
 
 The essence of this whole approach to testing can be boiled down to one simple golden rule: “Wherever possible, use `queryByRole`". We’ll take a look at what we mean by this rule, and start to unpack its consequences.

diff --git a/_posts/2023-11-07-understand-your-data-requirements.markdown b/_posts/2023-11-07-understand-your-data-requirements.markdown
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 title: Understand your data requirements
+date: 2023-11-07 00:00:00 Z
 categories:
 - Data Engineering
 tags:
 - Data Warehouse
 - CDP
 - Big Data
 - Data Strategy
-summary: This blog discusses the different data requirements that exist in a typical organisation and provides some suggestions over how to classify them and match them to technologies
+summary: This blog discusses the different data requirements that exist in a typical
+  organisation and provides some suggestions over how to classify them and match them
+  to technologies
 author: dhope
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diff --git a/_posts/2023-11-09-the-sustainable-computing-ecosystem.markdown b/_posts/2023-11-09-the-sustainable-computing-ecosystem.markdown
@@ -8,9 +8,9 @@ tags:
 - sustainable software
 - Sustainability
 - Tech
-summary: 'Part of the Conscientious Computing series this blog talks about the emerging
+summary: Part of the Conscientious Computing series this blog talks about the emerging
   ecosystem of organisations that are promoting sustainability within software development,
-  cloud computing, infrastructure, and digital services.'
+  cloud computing, infrastructure, and digital services.
 author: ocronk
 image: "/uploads/greensoftware-ecosystem-024a11.png"
 contributors: jhowlett

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