diff --git a/website/assets/styles/bootstrap-overrides.less b/website/assets/styles/bootstrap-overrides.less index bfafde0ca9..24b7a217a0 100644 --- a/website/assets/styles/bootstrap-overrides.less +++ b/website/assets/styles/bootstrap-overrides.less @@ -56,6 +56,10 @@ b, strong, .font-weight-bold { color: @core-fleet-black; } +a[href] { + color: @core-vibrant-blue; +} + footer { font-size: 14px; line-height: 24px; diff --git a/website/views/pages/fleet-mdm.ejs b/website/views/pages/fleet-mdm.ejs index 961931a3ee..202de50048 100644 --- a/website/views/pages/fleet-mdm.ejs +++ b/website/views/pages/fleet-mdm.ejs @@ -61,7 +61,7 @@
Reduce time wasted hunting down whether a change happened. Actually verify that settings are applied using real data pulled from your users' devices.
Use a git repo as the source of truth to reduce errors (submitting the wrong patch, configuration setting etc).
+Use a git repo as the source of truth to reduce errors (submitting the wrong patch, configuration setting, etc.)
Every change to a policy or security control is tracked and auditable in Fleet’s history, or via the repo commit log
Provide assurance to your end users with Fleet Desktop about what information is being collected from their device.
+Increase buy-in from end users by clarifying how their work computers are managed.
Let end users see the source code for exactly how they are being monitored.
-Set clear expectations about what is and isn’t acceptable use of work computers.
-Let users participate in fixing failing compliance policies.
+Give end users assurance about what actions IT can take on their computer
+Let end users see exactly what data is collected, all the way down to the source code
+Set clear expectations about how to configure company devices