Fix: Broken links and author references: "Testing WebSockets for Beginners"

[ithake]

Background

As part of the Accessibility Investigation internal project, Axe-pro automated testing identified empty links on page:

• https://blog.scottlogic.com/2019/07/23/Testing-WebSockets-for-beginners.html

Further investigation found it was a typo in the content, rather than a more fundamental issue, so fixing as we go. Followup manual testing also found that an in-content link to "Herb William redirected incorrectly.

Details of fix

• contributor id matches defined author.
• manual link to author page corrected.

Testing

Before changes:

After changes:

https://ithake.github.io/blog-slogic/2019/07/23/Testing-WebSockets-for-beginners.html

Have you (please tick each box to show completion):

• [ N/A ] Added your blog post to a single category?
• [ N/A ] Added a brief summary for your post? Summaries should be roughly two sentences in length and give potential readers a good idea of the contents of your post.
• [ X ] Checked that the build passes?
• [ N/A ] Checked your spelling (you can use npm spellcheck if that's your thing)
• [ N/A ] Ensured that your author profile contains a profile image, and a brief description of yourself? (make it more interesting than just your job title!)
• [ N/A] Optimised any images in your post? They should be less than 100KBytes as a general guide.

Posts are approved based on their category. replace (at) with @ to notify them!

• Tech - Colin Eberhardt - @ColinEberhardt
• Cloud - Colin Eberhardt - (at)ColinEberhardt
• Delivery - Matt Phillips - (at)scottlogicmphillips
• UX - Graham Odds - (at)godds
• People - Graham Odds - (at)godds
• Testing - Laurence Pisani - (at)lpisani-SL

[ithake]

@jcarstairs-scottlogic for information.

[ColinEberhardt]

Thanks @ithake - much appreciated