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1 | 1 | import * as React from 'react'; |
2 | | -import CssBaseline from '@mui/material/CssBaseline'; |
3 | | -import Box from '@mui/material/Box'; |
| 2 | + |
4 | 3 | import Container from '@mui/material/Container'; |
5 | 4 | import { Button, Typography } from '@mui/material'; |
6 | 5 | import { OpenInNew } from '@mui/icons-material'; |
7 | | -import { theme } from '../Theme'; |
| 6 | +import { MainPageHeader } from '../styles/PageHeader.style'; |
| 7 | +import { ColoredContainer } from '../styles/PageLayout.style'; |
8 | 8 |
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9 | 9 | export default function About(): React.ReactElement { |
10 | 10 | return ( |
11 | 11 | <Container component='main'> |
12 | | - <CssBaseline /> |
13 | | - <Box |
14 | | - sx={{ |
15 | | - display: 'flex', |
16 | | - flexDirection: 'column', |
17 | | - }} |
18 | | - > |
| 12 | + <MainPageHeader>About</MainPageHeader> |
| 13 | + <ColoredContainer maxWidth={false} sx={{ mt: 3 }}> |
| 14 | + <Typography sx={{ fontWeight: 700 }}> |
| 15 | + The Mobility Database is hosted and supported by MobilityData, a |
| 16 | + non-profit organization that improves and extends mobility data |
| 17 | + formats, including GTFS, GTFS Realtime and GBFS. |
| 18 | + <br /> <br /> |
| 19 | + MobilityData is currently working on the Mobility Database because of |
| 20 | + the need for a sustainable, community-supported hub for international |
| 21 | + mobility datasets. |
| 22 | + </Typography> |
| 23 | + |
| 24 | + <Typography |
| 25 | + variant='h5' |
| 26 | + color='primary' |
| 27 | + sx={{ fontWeight: 700, mt: 5 }} |
| 28 | + > |
| 29 | + The History |
| 30 | + </Typography> |
| 31 | + <Typography> |
| 32 | + Discoverability is at the heart of mobility: travelers need to know |
| 33 | + the mobility options available and understand their intricacies to |
| 34 | + plan their journey; app creators need simplified access to data to |
| 35 | + relay to app users. Discoverability is the cement of the community |
| 36 | + that MobilityData is building around open data formats (such as GTFS |
| 37 | + and GBFS) and their datasets. |
| 38 | + <br /> |
| 39 | + <br /> |
| 40 | + A need to improve discoverability gave rise to the TransitFeeds.com |
| 41 | + project, which made it easier to find and query accurate and |
| 42 | + up-to-date GTFS, GTFS Realtime, GBFS, and datasets. This project was |
| 43 | + housed by MobilityData following a transition from ActionFigure |
| 44 | + (formerly TransitScreen). |
| 45 | + <br /> |
| 46 | + <br /> |
| 47 | + MobilityData created a long-term roadmap for the project, taking into |
| 48 | + account the repeated historic challenges the GTFS repositories have |
| 49 | + encountered and the need to expand to accommodate additional modes of |
| 50 | + transport and data formats. |
| 51 | + </Typography> |
19 | 52 | <Typography |
20 | | - component='h1' |
21 | | - variant='h4' |
| 53 | + variant='h5' |
22 | 54 | color='primary' |
23 | | - sx={{ fontWeight: 700 }} |
| 55 | + sx={{ fontWeight: 700, mt: 5 }} |
24 | 56 | > |
25 | | - About{' '} |
| 57 | + About MobilityData |
26 | 58 | </Typography> |
27 | | - <Box |
28 | | - sx={{ |
29 | | - background: theme.palette.background.paper, |
30 | | - mt: 2, |
31 | | - p: 2, |
32 | | - borderRadius: '6px 6px 0px 0px', |
33 | | - }} |
| 59 | + <Typography> |
| 60 | + MobilityData began in 2015 as a Rocky Mountain Institute project and |
| 61 | + became a Canadian non-profit in 2019 with the mission to improve |
| 62 | + traveler information. Building on the strength of nearly 20 employees, |
| 63 | + MobilityData brings together and supports mobility stakeholders such |
| 64 | + as transport agencies, software vendors, mobility apps, and cities to |
| 65 | + standardize and expand data formats for public transport (GTFS) and |
| 66 | + shared mobility (GBFS). |
| 67 | + </Typography> |
| 68 | + <Button |
| 69 | + component={'a'} |
| 70 | + variant='contained' |
| 71 | + sx={{ mt: 5 }} |
| 72 | + endIcon={<OpenInNew />} |
| 73 | + href='https://mobilitydata.org/' |
| 74 | + rel='noreferrer' |
| 75 | + target='_blank' |
| 76 | + className='btn-link-component' |
34 | 77 | > |
35 | | - <Typography sx={{ fontWeight: 700 }}> |
36 | | - The Mobility Database is hosted and supported by MobilityData, a |
37 | | - non-profit organization that improves and extends mobility data |
38 | | - formats, including GTFS, GTFS Realtime and GBFS. |
39 | | - <br /> <br /> |
40 | | - MobilityData is currently working on the Mobility Database because |
41 | | - of the need for a sustainable, community-supported hub for |
42 | | - international mobility datasets. |
43 | | - </Typography> |
44 | | - |
45 | | - <Typography |
46 | | - variant='h5' |
47 | | - color='primary' |
48 | | - sx={{ fontWeight: 700, mt: 5 }} |
49 | | - > |
50 | | - The History |
51 | | - </Typography> |
52 | | - <Typography> |
53 | | - Discoverability is at the heart of mobility: travelers need to know |
54 | | - the mobility options available and understand their intricacies to |
55 | | - plan their journey; app creators need simplified access to data to |
56 | | - relay to app users. Discoverability is the cement of the community |
57 | | - that MobilityData is building around open data formats (such as GTFS |
58 | | - and GBFS) and their datasets. |
59 | | - <br /> |
60 | | - <br /> |
61 | | - A need to improve discoverability gave rise to the TransitFeeds.com |
62 | | - project, which made it easier to find and query accurate and |
63 | | - up-to-date GTFS, GTFS Realtime, GBFS, and datasets. This project was |
64 | | - housed by MobilityData following a transition from ActionFigure |
65 | | - (formerly TransitScreen). |
66 | | - <br /> |
67 | | - <br /> |
68 | | - MobilityData created a long-term roadmap for the project, taking |
69 | | - into account the repeated historic challenges the GTFS repositories |
70 | | - have encountered and the need to expand to accommodate additional |
71 | | - modes of transport and data formats. |
72 | | - </Typography> |
73 | | - <Typography |
74 | | - variant='h5' |
75 | | - color='primary' |
76 | | - sx={{ fontWeight: 700, mt: 5 }} |
77 | | - > |
78 | | - About MobilityData |
79 | | - </Typography> |
80 | | - <Typography> |
81 | | - MobilityData began in 2015 as a Rocky Mountain Institute project and |
82 | | - became a Canadian non-profit in 2019 with the mission to improve |
83 | | - traveler information. Building on the strength of nearly 20 |
84 | | - employees, MobilityData brings together and supports mobility |
85 | | - stakeholders such as transport agencies, software vendors, mobility |
86 | | - apps, and cities to standardize and expand data formats for public |
87 | | - transport (GTFS) and shared mobility (GBFS). |
88 | | - </Typography> |
89 | | - <Button |
90 | | - component={'a'} |
91 | | - variant='contained' |
92 | | - sx={{ mt: 5 }} |
93 | | - endIcon={<OpenInNew />} |
94 | | - href='https://mobilitydata.org/' |
95 | | - rel='noreferrer' |
96 | | - target='_blank' |
97 | | - className='btn-link-component' |
98 | | - > |
99 | | - Learn more about MobilityData |
100 | | - </Button> |
101 | | - </Box> |
102 | | - </Box> |
| 78 | + Learn more about MobilityData |
| 79 | + </Button> |
| 80 | + </ColoredContainer> |
103 | 81 | </Container> |
104 | 82 | ); |
105 | 83 | } |
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