Exam instructions

source/content/certification/certification.md → source/content/certification/about.md

@@ -1,22 +1,11 @@
 ---
-title: WebOps Certification
-subtitle: Certification Program
-certificationpage: true
+title: "WebOps Certification: About the program"
 showtoc: true
-type: certificationpage
-layout: certificationpage
 contributors: []
-contenttype: [guide]
-innav: [true]
-categories: []
-cms: [drupal, wordpress]
-integration: [--]
-tags: []
-permalink: docs/certification
-nexturl: /certification/study-guide
+permalink: docs/certification/about
 ---
 
-Pantheon is introducing a certification program that validates knowledge of our core CMS Sites offering. This program is presently invite-only for [Pantheon Heroes](https://pantheon.io/developer-community/heroes) and developers at [Partners agencies](https://pantheon.io/partners/become-pantheon-partner). We expect to open it more widely in 2024.
+Pantheon is introducing a certification program that validates knowledge of our core CMS Sites offering. This program is open for anyone who would like to enroll, and you can [register for the WebOps Certification exam by submitting this form](https://pantheon.io/certification).
 
 ## Why Become Certified?
 
@@ -43,3 +32,7 @@ Ultimately, investing in a WebOps certification on Pantheon can lead to the high
 * **Staying Cutting Edge** - A WebOps certification can ensure that projects ship with optimal website performance, security, and the best customer experiences possible, leveraging the latest best practices in website operations.
 * **Attracting & Retaining Talent** - Offering a path to certification in WebOps can attract passionate developers and keep them satisfied in their roles by working in ways that maximize their time and impact.
 * **Operational Excellence** - An investment in WebOps certification boosts the quality of a company’s digital experience, leading to better outcomes for lead generation, customer acquisition, and overall customer satisfaction
+
+## More Resources
+- [WebOps Certification: Study Guide](/certification/study-guide)
+- [WebOps Certification: Exam Overview](/certification/exam)

source/content/certification/study-guide-cms/00-intro.md

@@ -14,7 +14,6 @@ cms: [drupal, wordpress]
 audience: []
 product: []
 integration: [--]
-previousurl: /certification
 nexturl: /certification/study-guide/webops
 ---
 

source/content/certification/study-guide-cms/10-custom-upstreams.md

@@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ There are three levels of repositories in play here, and updates flow "downstrea
 
  </figure>
 
-As you can see in the diagram above, updates flow down from the top level repository, a Pantheon-managed core of Drupal (Latest or Drupal 7) or WordPress. When core updates are available, Pantheon applies the updates to the core upstream, and those updates are now available for the Custom Upstream to pull down. Any modifications to the common codebase are pushed up to the Custom Upstream repository, which lives in GitHub, Bitbucket, or GitLab. Any code pushes made to the Custom Upstream repository are then available to all of the Individual Site repositories. Each individual site can now apply the updates from the Custom Upstream, or override and customize the codebase for that individual site.  
+As you can see in the diagram above, updates flow down from the top level repository, a Pantheon-managed core of Drupal (Latest or Drupal 7) or WordPress. When core updates are available, Pantheon applies the updates to the core upstream, and those updates are now available for the Custom Upstream to pull down. Any modifications to the common codebase are pushed up to the Custom Upstream repository, which lives in GitHub, Bitbucket, or GitLab. Any code pushes made to the Custom Upstream repository are then available to all of the Individual Site repositories. Each individual site can now apply the updates from the Custom Upstream, or override and customize the codebase for that individual site.
 
 This inheritance workflow allows teams to scale the maintenance of all sites in the portfolio without having to also scale up the number of people on the team.
 
@@ -326,3 +326,7 @@ here before rolling out to other sites.
 
 * **Resolve Conflicts Immediately:** If a merge conflict does occur, resolve it as quickly as
 possible to prevent it from affecting other developers' work.
+
+## More Resources
+- [WebOps Certification: About the program](/certification/about)
+- [WebOps Certification: Exam Overview](/certification/exam)

source/data/landings.yaml

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               url: "/object-cache/cli"
             - text: "Safely Remove Object Cache"
               url: "/object-cache/remove"
+- title: "Pantheon WebOps Certification"
+  subtitle: "Learn about the benefits of certification, prepare using our study guide, and understand the exam."
+  path: "certification"
+  topics-groups:
+    - title: "Benefits of the program"
+      links:
+        - text: "Why become certified?"
+          url: "/certification/about"
+    - title: "Study for the exam"
+      links:
+        - text: "WebOps Certification Study Guide"
+          url: "/certification/study-guide"
+    - title: "What to expect"
+      links:
+        - text: "Exam Instructions"
+          url: "/certification/exam#exam-instructions"
+        - text: "Exam Topics"
+          url: "/certification/exam#exam-topics"
+        - text: "Exam FAQs"
+          url: "/certification/exam#exam-faqs"

src/templates/certificationpage.js

@@ -59,11 +59,6 @@ const shortcodes = {
 // - To a YAML file and use GraphQL to pull data.
 // - To a GraphQL query order by frontmatter weight/order/index field.
 const items = [
-  {
-    id: "docs-certification",
-    link: "/certification",
-    title: "Certification Program",
-  },
   {
     id: "docs-certification-chapter-0",
     link: "/certification/study-guide",