Only when signing up for 'The Hub' do you see its logo, however I could easily create the same format for all the sub-pages as I did for the sign-up page.

Currently, a login to 'The Hub' is required before seeing volunteer opportunities. After logging in, the volunteer page is quite bleak. Before, those volunteer positions were hand typed in and updated manually each week. By replacing this with the serve page from the 'The Hub' its removing this weekly choir.

The login shouldn't be necessary for the kiosk. If we are to go back to the old format there needs to be a data parsing layer from 'The Hub' so that it can be auto populated and updated.

Currently, the events page will show a calendar for events form 'The Hub'. Before, those events were hand typed in and updated manually each week. By replacing this with the calendar from the 'The Hub' its removing this weekly choir.

However, this calendar is not better than the original list of text before when looking at it. Doesn't have as much detail, nor as inviting for people who might be curious.

There either needs to be a new page on 'The Hub' for the kiosk, or there needs to be some kind of data parsing from 'The Hub' and put into the original format.

Currently all html files, regardless of being generic or specific are housed in the templates directory.
Depending on what Lektor allows, it might be nice to separate the generic files from the actual pages.

Currently the kiosk doens't log a person out if they sign in at the kiosk, a timer needs to be enforced to auto log out if left idle more than a few minutes.

A pop out window asking if they are still using the kiosk might be a nice touch.