aruneshkumar07/traveler-tribe-website-using-html-css

Purpose and entry points

This is a minimal static website with three standalone HTML documents and no README-defined runtime, build system, backend, or external service integration. The primary entry point is index.html; informational and contact pages are aboutus.html and contact.html.

Document-based architecture

Each page is a self-contained document, so navigation, presentation, and content are expected to be defined directly in the HTML rather than through application routing or shared server-side templates:

• index.html

• aboutus.html

• contact.html

Primary flow

A browser requests one of the HTML files from a static-file host or local filesystem. The selected document renders directly in the browser. Any movement between site sections must occur through ordinary hyperlinks embedded in these documents, with index.html serving as the likely landing page.

Content boundaries

The repository separates content by site concern:

• Landing or primary site content: index.html

• Organization/background content: aboutus.html

• Visitor communication/contact content: contact.html

There are no source directories, reusable components, APIs, persistence layers, or client/server boundaries represented in the provided tree.

Runtime and infrastructure

The only material runtime is a web browser interpreting HTML. Deployment can use any static hosting mechanism capable of serving files at their repository-relative names. No package manager, compilation step, server application, database, authentication service, or third-party integration is evidenced by the repository.

Extension implications

Cross-page consistency must currently be maintained across index.html, aboutus.html, and contact.html. If the site grows, shared navigation/styles/assets or a static-site generation layer would become the main architectural decision; none exists in the current structure.