Fix incorrect image IA

Author: bignimbus

src/pages/blog/2026-02-12-better-together-design-systems-graphql-part-1.mdx

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ featured: true
 
 By Amanda Olsen, Sam Combs
 
-# Part 1: The GraphQL Double-Edged Sword
+## The GraphQL Double-Edged Sword
 
 _A deep dive into how coupling design system components with GraphQL schema through collaborative cross-functional workshops can reduce sprawl, ensure consistency, and enhance productivity at both the UI and API layers._
 
@@ -186,7 +186,9 @@ If we collaborate on data requirements early, we avoid fighting similar issues i
 
 Let’s now try to imagine what the schema storming workshop would look like for the icon with text atomic component.
 
-### Icon Component![][image9]
+### Icon Component
+
+![][image9]
 
 **The basic premise of the workshop is really simple.** Using a whiteboard tool like Miro, the relevant stakeholders need to to discuss the data expectations of the icon component and record them as sticky notes placed on the design system screen cap:
 

src/pages/blog/2026-02-12-better-together-design-systems-graphql-part-2.mdx

@@ -5,9 +5,7 @@ date: 2026-02-12
 byline: Amanda Olsen, Sam Combs
 ---
 
-# Better Together: Cross-Functional Collaboration at the Intersection of Design Systems and GraphQL APIs \- Part 2 of 2
-
-## A deep dive into how coupling design system components with GraphQL schema through collaborative cross-functional workshops can reduce sprawl, ensure consistency, and enhance productivity at both the UI and API layers.
+_A deep dive into how coupling design system components with GraphQL schema through collaborative cross-functional workshops can reduce sprawl, ensure consistency, and enhance productivity at both the UI and API layers._
 
 In part 1, we discussed the relevance of design system thinking in GraphQL schema design.  And in fact, we attached GraphQL fragments to our atomic components.  These fragment shapes were created in cross-functional workshops, ensuring the result would be sufficient for practically any future use case.
 
@@ -96,7 +94,9 @@ These groupings map 1:1 to GraphQL Type Definitions. Being able to link an on-sc
 
 Let’s update our SDL and our client query to see how the groupings apply.  Note the use of square brackets “\[ \]” to denote lists:
 
-## ![][image23]Optionality, Nullability, and Error State Discussion
+![][image23]
+
+## Optionality, Nullability, and Error State Discussion
 
 Next up, we need to:
 
@@ -240,9 +240,7 @@ Senior Full-Stack Engineer
 
 Sam was exposed to computers at a very young age, sparking a passion that he can now proudly call his livelihood. He cut his teeth as a full stack developer building organic farm management solutions which gave him experience in working with large data sets and creating UIs for non-technical users. Introduced to GraphQL in 2018, Sam currently works at Xolvio, the official Apollo GraphQL professional services partner, working with large enterprises like Wayfair, Ford Credit, and more.  
 
-Unsure if this image should be used at all or where. 
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-# ![][image36]
+![][image36]
 
 [image17]: https://placehold.co/1200x700?text=image17
 [image18]: https://placehold.co/1200x700?text=image18