align project header structures

Author: kungfuchicken

docs/project_deer/about.md

@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ DEER is a framework for designers to quickly template web components for exhibit
 - **License:** none
 - **Version:** 0.92
 
-## User Guide
+### Users Guide
 
 Instructions for use are available in the [project wiki](https://github.com/CenterForDigitalHumanities/deer/wiki/Using-DEER-in-your-project). 
 Examples can be seen at https://deer.rerum.io.

docs/project_saltify/about.md

@@ -39,13 +39,13 @@ _Note: careful review by a knowledgeable speech-language pathologist is required
 - **Type:** Desktop
 - **License:** [GNU General Public License v3.0](https://opensource.org/license/gpl-3-0/)
 
-## User Guide
+### User Guide
 
 Upon running the software, you will be given the option to either upload an audio file, or record one yourself. If choosing to upload a file, you can upload either an MP3 or a WAV file. Assuming that the audio is successfully added, you are ready to transcribe it. You will then click the "Transcribe" button to start the transcription process. After the transcribing finishes, the transcription will appear on the screen. You can play the audio file and look over the transcription at the same time, checking if there are any errors. You will then decide whether you want to do manual/automatic grammar checking through the program, or you can let the program add morphemes to the transcription. Once everything with the transcription is complete, you can export the transcription to a Word document.
 
 ## Technical Information
 
-### Overview
+### Technical Overview
 
 Overview of the software architecture.
 ![Software Architecture](architecture.png)

docs/project_sib/about.md

@@ -35,13 +35,13 @@ The objective of this project is to create an educational learning tool enabling
 - **Type:** Web Application
 - **License:** [GNU General Public License v3.0](https://opensource.org/license/gpl-3-0/)
 
-## User Guide
+### User Guide
 
 This application provides login and registration features, offering three distinct roles: Admin, Teacher, and Student. Teachers can manage classes, add homework, and access the words library. Students can practice words, check grades, and view homework assignments. Admins have full access to the entire application, including all modules.
 
 ## Technical Information
 
-### Overview
+### Technical Overview
 
 ![Software Architecture](architecture.png)
 

docs/project_wheres_religion_desktop/about.md

@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ Where's Religion? is conceptualized and designed for diverse users with interest
 - **Type:** Desktop
 - **License:** [MIT](https://opensource.org/license/mit/)
 
-## Users
+### User Guide
 
 - End user will log into the application 
 - When logged in there will be an option to either view global notes(notes that other people published) or view an empty page with a button on the left "Add Note" which will enable the user to create a note.
@@ -44,13 +44,14 @@ Where's Religion? is conceptualized and designed for diverse users with interest
 
 ## Technical Information
 
-## Overview
+### Technical Overview
+
 Overview of the software architecture.
 ![Software Architecture](architecture.png)
 
 Where’s Religion is an open-source mobile and desktop application that supports in-person research, remote data entry, media sharing, and mapping. To do this, the mobile app enables users to collect fieldnotes, images, videos, and audio files - all geotagged and timestamped. The desktop companion app provides a more feature-rich format to refine fieldnotes, make new entries, or, for certain user profiles, review or grade other users’ entries. When published, all entries are automatically curated on a publicly available, interactive map with search and filter functions for research. We have conceptualized and designed for students, researchers, and public users to document and share their respective encounters with “religion” in everyday life – all with the intended purpose of democratizing data collection and visualizing religious diversity at scale.
 
-## Development Priorities
+### Development Priorities
 
 - There is user interface changes required which should follow (ShadCN)[https://github.com/shadcn-ui/ui]
 - The Pages to add note/edit note should have the functionality to access photos and videos from local systems.

docs/project_wheres_religion_mobile/about.md

@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ custom_edit_url: https://github.com/oss-slu/lrda_mobile
 - **Type:** Mobile
 - **License:** [MIT](https://opensource.org/license/mit/)
 
-## User Guide
+### User Guide
 
 - End user will log into the application 
 - When logged in there will be an option to either view global notes(notes that other people published) or view an empty page with a + sign at the bottom to add a note 
@@ -45,13 +45,14 @@ custom_edit_url: https://github.com/oss-slu/lrda_mobile
 
 ## Technical Information
 
-## Overview
+### Technical Overview
+
 Overview of the software architecture.
 ![Software Architecture](architecture.png)
 
 Where’s Religion is an open-source mobile and desktop application that supports in-person research, remote data entry, media sharing, and mapping. To do this, the mobile app enables users to collect fieldnotes, images, videos, and audio files - all geotagged and timestamped. The desktop companion app provides a more feature-rich format to refine fieldnotes, make new entries, or, for certain user profiles, review or grade other users’ entries. When published, all entries are automatically curated on a publicly available, interactive map with search and filter functions for research. We have conceptualized and designed for students, researchers, and public users to document and share their respective encounters with “religion” in everyday life – all with the intended purpose of democratizing data collection and visualizing religious diversity at scale.
 
-## Development Priorities
+### Development Priorities
 
 - The app does not compile to the web due to a dependency on react-native-maps.
 - In the location data section of a note, an error displaying "NaN" may appear.