Instructions
How this site is put together and how to change it without breaking the parts that are already working.
Structure
One layout holds the navigation and footer. Every page places its sections inside the Main placeholder, so changes to the header or footer appear everywhere at once.
Styles live in two files: the site stylesheet for shared tokens and homepage sections, and the inner-page stylesheet for archives, articles, forms and utility pages.
Adding content
- Services, Projects, Posts and Case studies are stored as content folders. A new item appears in the matching archive automatically.
- Each item needs a title, a slug, a category, a summary and a body. The slug becomes the detail page address, so keep it lowercase and hyphenated.
- Detail pages read their item from the address, so no page needs to be created for a new entry.
Editing copy
- Homepage copy lives in the eleven views referenced by the home page, one view per section.
- Page copy for about, pricing, contact and the utility pages sits directly in each page.
- Keep headings short. The display scale is set for two lines at most.
Images
All imagery resolves through the placeholder service, so nothing depends on a third-party asset that might disappear. Replace a placeholder by pointing the image source at a file in your media library, using the same aspect ratio.
Aspect ratios in use: 16:11 for archive cards, 16:7 for article covers, 3:4 for team portraits.
Before you publish
- Check the home page, one archive and one detail page at desktop and mobile width.
- Run the site validator and clear any findings before release.
- Confirm the contact form and newsletter form still show their feedback messages.
Support
For anything unclear, write to hello@rendani.com with the page address and a screenshot. We answer within one business day.
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