Ok so the files under ./assets/images/ are RH logos for the site theme. I might move these to ./images/ because that's where the rest of the static files for the site theme live.
As for the static files under ./assets/: these appear to be largely for the use cases page, but there are some assets for blog posts in there which confuses things a bit. I'm fine with having static files for page content kept seperate from theme content (it means we don't have to dig through theme stuff to update pages and vice versa), but I think we should probably keep blog post files seperate because there's a good chance we're eventually going to end up with a lot of blog post files.
After looking at what the Jekyll docs recommend, my preference would be to either have a seperate ./blog_assets/ directory for blog post files, or to divide the existing ./assets/ directory into ./assets/blog/ and ./assets/pages/.
However, if you're looking for a quick solution that doesn't involve restructuring the site and updating all the image links, you should put them in ./assets/.
We should probably also document this in the README or similar to avoid any further confusion.
From our discussion on Slack:
We should probably also document this in the README or similar to avoid any further confusion.