Customising the default website

is there a way to change the header of the default website. i wanted to get rid of the image header but i cant find were its stored.
it takes ages to load for our clients. and or i may wish to change it with our company logo.

Control click the picture in Safari ( I have developer tools downloaded) select "Inspect Element", and it shows: http://www.mydomain.com/collaboration/css/serverhome_static/img/banner-bg.png. Looking up banner-bg in finder with the option systemfiles enabled shows /usr/share/collaborations/css/serverhome_static/img/banner-bg.png.
Appearantly there are more directories involved, which makes it more difficult to find the source of the picture, but this must be the one you want and can change. As you can see there also a iphone-banner-bg.png

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Get ready people...
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