Software and Collab additions and iGEM-deploy

Author: ballaneypranav

src/pages/Collaborations.pug

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       h3 iGEM MIT MAHE
-      p We helped MIT MAHE set up their wiki using our iGEM Wiki Starter Pack and WikiSync softwares in exchange for their valuable feedback. We also helped them set up continuous deployment from their Github repository to iGEM.      
+      p We helped MIT MAHE set up their wiki using our iGEM Wiki Starter Pack and WikiSync softwares in exchange for their valuable feedback. We also helped them set up continuous deployment from their Github repository to iGEM, along with continued support towards the end of the competition season with several aspects of their wiki.   
 
 
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src/pages/Software.pug

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         Instead of reinventing the wheel and starting from scratch every year, teams can expand on this base to kick-start 
         their wiki building process.
 
-        The out-of-the-box design of the package is clean and modern, scales to mobile devices, comes with a dark mode, and 
-        works great with screen readers and the like. All wiki content can be written in plain English (using Markdown) 
-        instead of pure HTML, which has poor readability and code to text ratio. Design is also completely separated from 
-        content while editing the starter pack; this lets teams customize pages and write content simultaneously, and 
-        prevents the workflow from being bottlenecked at either step.
+        The [out-of-the-box design](https://igembitsgoa.github.io/wiki-starter-demo) of the package is clean and modern, 
+        scales to mobile devices, comes with a dark mode, and works great with screen readers and the like. All wiki 
+        content can be written in plain English (using Markdown) instead of pure HTML, which has poor readability 
+        and code to text ratio. Design is also completely separated from content while editing the starter pack; 
+        this lets teams customize pages and write content simultaneously, and prevents the workflow from being 
+        bottlenecked at either step.
 
         In addition to simplifying content and design, the package includes common web development libraries like Bootstrap 
         (layout), jQuery (JavaScript), MathJax (mathematical notation), and Font Awesome (icons) that add functionality to