diff --git a/src/nationalarchives/stories/development/about.mdx b/src/nationalarchives/stories/development/about.mdx
index 438ae17a..21f49ee3 100644
--- a/src/nationalarchives/stories/development/about.mdx
+++ b/src/nationalarchives/stories/development/about.mdx
@@ -60,3 +60,63 @@ Each component in this repository should contain:
 - Webpack - compilation of JavaScript and CSS (used by numerous TNA projects already)
 - Babel - will allow us to use ESNext or possibly even TypeScript (although this could go against the lean requirement)
 - Storybook - allow viewing and testing of components (we have already used this elsewhere in TNA)
+
+#### Storybook
+
+Most widely supported open source frontend workshop for building UI components, constantly updated, also used by TDR
+
+#### ESNext JavaScript (not TypeScript)
+
+JavaScript over TypeScript to allow in-project compilation and possible tree-shaking without extra libraries
+
+#### Babel
+
+De facto JavaScript compiler and transpiler, allows us to use most up-to-date JavaScript for increased efficiency and cleaner source code
+
+#### SCSS
+
+Most mature CSS preprocessor, used in other TNA projects, huge support
+
+#### BEM
+
+Agreed CSS methodology within TNA
+
+#### Webpack
+
+Already used in many TNA projects, most mature offering although arguably not the fastest - we could consider changing in the future
+
+#### Nunjucks
+
+Used by GDS and made by Mozilla, Nunjucks is simple and expandable and allows us to use components in the GOV.UK prototype kit
+
+#### npm
+
+Used by many TNA projects and provides highly available package repository, de facto standard for JavaScript packages
+
+#### GitHub actions
+
+Free actions not relying on external services, used on some TNA projects but will allow us to have more of a CI/CD methodology
+
+#### Prettier
+
+Opinionated code formatter for (S)CSS, JavaScript, JSON and other file types, intended to reduce bikeshedding
+
+#### ESLint
+
+De facto linter for JavaScript to catch potential issues
+
+#### Stylelint
+
+Most widely supported and mature (S)CSS linter
+
+#### Jest
+
+Lightweight and fast testing library, support for Storybook, easy learning curve
+
+#### NVM
+
+Ensures all developers can work on the same version of NodeJS, reduces differences between development environments
+
+#### Chromatic.com
+
+Suggested by Storybook for visual regression testing
diff --git a/src/nationalarchives/stories/development/technologies.mdx b/src/nationalarchives/stories/development/technologies.mdx
deleted file mode 100644
index 966e6970..00000000
--- a/src/nationalarchives/stories/development/technologies.mdx
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,65 +0,0 @@
-import { Meta } from "@storybook/blocks";
-
-<Meta title="Development/Technologies" />
-
-# Technologies
-
-## Storybook
-
-Most widely supported open source frontend workshop for building UI components, constantly updated, also used by TDR
-
-## ESNext JavaScript (not TypeScript)
-
-JavaScript over TypeScript to allow in-project compilation and possible tree-shaking without extra libraries
-
-## Babel
-
-De facto JavaScript compiler and transpiler, allows us to use most up-to-date JavaScript for increased efficiency and cleaner source code
-
-## SCSS
-
-Most mature CSS preprocessor, used in other TNA projects, huge support
-
-## BEM
-
-Agreed CSS methodology within TNA
-
-## Webpack
-
-Already used in many TNA projects, most mature offering although arguably not the fastest - we could consider changing in the future
-
-## Nunjucks
-
-Used by GDS and made by Mozilla, Nunjucks is simple and expandable and allows us to use components in the GOV.UK prototype kit
-
-## npm
-
-Used by many TNA projects and provides highly available package repository, de facto standard for JavaScript packages
-
-## GitHub actions
-
-Free actions not relying on external services, used on some TNA projects but will allow us to have more of a CI/CD methodology
-
-## Prettier
-
-Opinionated code formatter for (S)CSS, JavaScript, JSON and other file types, intended to reduce bikeshedding
-
-## ESLint
-
-De facto linter for JavaScript to catch potential issues
-
-## Stylelint
-
-Most widely supported and mature (S)CSS linter
-
-## Jest
-
-Lightweight and fast testing library, support for Storybook, easy learning curve
-
-## NVM
-
-Ensures all developers can work on the same version of NodeJS, reduces differences between development environments
-
-## Chromatic.com
-
-Suggested by Storybook for visual regression testing