Welcome to the source file repository for the krustlet.dev. The website is a simple static site, built with Hugo and hosted on Netlify.
There are various parts to a hugo site, these are the key bits:
/public // 'dist' generated website - do not edit
/resources // compiled css assets - do not edit
/themes // source files for the website - edits go here
config.yaml
Looking for logos? Latest brand assets for Krustlet can be found in the /art directory.
// run hugo to have the pipes rebuild and recompile
$ hugo
// make sure to commit the generated results to git
$ git add resources/*
The website is broken up into html partials per section (e.g. navbar, footer, about, community). To edit the content, you need to modify these source html files in the site theme.
In addition, certain pieces of content are set globally via the config.yaml file:
- site descrition
- site webfonts
- navbar: links
- about section: feature points
- etc
The site uses a custom Hugo theme called [clean-landing], which is a boilerplate based off of the hugo-fresh theme by Luc Perkins. The theme uses the Bulma css framework, which provides a mobile-friendly reponsive grid (using flexbox), icon sets and easily configurable site parameters.
Any design changes should be to the source SASS files here, which are will generate new CSS files each time Hugo recompiles, via hugo pipes. Remember to commit any changes to the generated css/js files afterwards (the /resources folder)!
The site is automatically rebuilt on Netlify when changes are merged into the main branch. You view build logs by clicking on the badge below:
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