Moved about pages into the front end #640
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Description
Previously we had stored many of the footer pages in the backend. This change allows us to free up clutter in the backend. Additionally, it allows anybody to make changes much more efficiently than when it was on the backend. The only way to see the changes to your code was to open the html file and constantly reload the page to see the changes you made. Instead of that tedious process, you can just use an
npmcommand to see your changes in real time.The pages that were added were:
Additional changes were done to routes.js in order to use the pages in the frontend rather than the backend; fontawesome packages were added to add icons for some of the about images including brand images like linkedin and github for team members that had websites linked in their respective cards; added another folder to hold images of team members; a couple of changes were done to App.css because it was difficult to get the same effect using bootstrap classes. However, most of the styling changes were done using bootstrap because the css files are global across all MYR pages.
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About page header:

Related Issue
Issue #216