Update content for Evaluations page.

[alexisreytech]

Fixes Issue #432

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[brian-montgomery]

Great job, @alexisreytech !

I talked to Rachael and we have a couple of additional changes we'd like to make.

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Additional Updates for the "Options" section:

• In each box, start with the "What's included". Move the cost to the bottom of the box, restating that it's "Free for small businesses and community organizations. For larger community-centered organizations (such as local governments or community colleges), the cost is $X."
• Remove/Hide the "Self-Evaluation" box.

[alexisreytech]

@brian-montgomery, I've made the requested changes and have a question for you/Rachael: Should I add back in the phrase that is on the existing Evaluations page, "If you are interested, please fill out the request form below"? If so, I'm not quite sure how to tie it in to the new phrase, "Reach out to discuss options."

[rachaelbradley]

I think this is a big improvement. One request:

Can we try breaking the cost into two bullet points with a consistent structure?

So either:

• Cost: Org description
• Org description: Cost

Right now, my eye runs to the two costs and the distinction gets a bit lost on a quick scan.

Thank you!

[alexisreytech]

I think this is a big improvement. One request:

Can we try breaking the cost into two bullet points with a consistent structure?

So either:

• Cost: Org description
• Org description: Cost

Right now, my eye runs to the two costs and the distinction gets a bit lost on a quick scan.

Thank you!

Thank you for the feedback, @rachaelbradley! I've gone ahead and switched the cost format to the bullet list style.

[brian-montgomery]

Looks good, Alexis!

I just made a couple of quick CSS fixes to move the list closer to the previous paragraph. Thank you for doing this.