This directory contains the Jekyll-based website for the Learning AI project, hosted on GitHub Pages.

1. Install dependencies:

   cd docs
   bundle install

2. Start development server:

   bundle exec jekyll serve --livereload

3. Open in browser: http://localhost:4000/learning_ai/

1. Update project data: Edit _data/projects.yml
2. Add thumbnail: Place 300x200px image in assets/images/
3. Create project page: Copy _templates/project-template.md to projects/
4. Test locally: Verify everything works before committing

• Homepage (index.md): Project overview with thumbnails
• Projects (projects/): Individual project pages
• Team (team.md): Team member profiles
• Onboarding (onboarding.md): Contributor guide
• Events (events.md): Activities and workshops
• Publications (publications.md): Research and papers
• Contact (contact.md): Contact info and legal notices

• Theme: Leap Day (GitHub Pages theme)
• Jekyll Configuration: _config.yml
• Dependencies: Gemfile
• Data Files: _data/ directory
• Templates: _layouts/ and _templates/

Detailed instructions are available in workflow.md, including:

• Local Jekyll setup
• Adding projects and content
• Testing and deployment
• Troubleshooting common issues

Edit _config.yml to modify:

• Site title and description
• Repository URLs
• Navigation menu
• Build settings

Edit _data/team.yml:

- name: "Member Name"
  role: "Role/Position"
  photo: "member-photo.jpg"

Update the navigation section in _config.yml:

navigation:
  - title: "Page Title"
    url: "/page-url/"

• Project Thumbnails: 300x200px, saved in assets/images/
• Team Photos: 150x150px (square), saved in assets/images/
• Placeholders: Available for new projects and team members

The site uses the Leap Day theme with custom CSS additions. Modify layouts in _layouts/ or add custom styles to page frontmatter.

The site is automatically deployed to GitHub Pages when changes are pushed to the main branch. The deployment source is set to the /docs folder.

Live Site: https://csorbakristof.github.io/learning_ai/

For issues with the website:

1. Check the workflow documentation
2. Review Jekyll and GitHub Pages documentation
3. Create an issue in the main repository

See the main project's onboarding guide for general contribution guidelines. For website-specific contributions:

• Follow the project template format
• Test changes locally before submitting
• Update documentation when adding new features
• Maintain consistency with existing design and structure

For detailed development instructions, see workflow.md