The website I have pimpt for this exercise. Here is the original page.
Red Line, Phase 0: "guerrilla" repository : red line-0-guerrilla team : false duration : six hours note to coach: create a Google Form for the project handover. Scenario You work in the E-Marketing department of a local web agency. The PM ("Project Manager") comes rushing into your office while you were quietly sipping your Cinnamon coffee, browsing your Twitter account. "We have an emergency : only you can save us !" You reply : "Me? Why me ?" The PM: "Because Luìs is sick, Marie-Ange was debauched by Emakina, and I don't understand anything about the web: I'm just a PM, after all! But hey, listen: the customer is a good client. We don't want to disappoint them. The problem is that they have a very important event tomorrow and they just realized that their digital presence is crap. Do what you can to improve this so that by tomorrow they have a one-pager that is better than what they have today." You: "All right, all right. I'll take care of it. Anyway, I was bored." Your Mission Your coach assigns you to a project. Create and deploy before 4PM a one-pager that looks and communicate better than their current site, and is responsive. The only possible way is to use and tweak a template (pick one here : html5up.net). The specifics Hosting via a GitHub Page Use the content on their existing website to create a better one. If they don't have one, gather content based on what you can find on the web. Mac Gyver style. You don't have to use all of their content, summarize it by focusing on what's really important to understand who they are, and what they do. Pick a template on html5up.net Tweak the template to adapt it to the content Once published, you are not done. Use the Lighthouse Test and improve the score as much as you can for each category. Finished? Send your work to the coachs using this form . Learning objectives Find out how to quickly build a one-page website using pre-existing templates. Guerilla style. Discover and use the Lighthouse Test and the W3C Validator, great tools to improve your coding knowledge and your frontend skills Put your new skills to use in a real-life scenario Get used to the notion of satisficing as an alternative to perfectionism. Good luck, soldier.