gaslightingrocks/alc-med-website

Purpose and deployment

Alcedo-Media is a static promotional website for a media-production business. The repository contains no backend, build system, package manifest, or server code; it is intended to be served directly as static files, likely behind the domain referenced by CNAME.

Entry points and public pages

The primary site entry is index.html. Legal/privacy pages are separate static documents:

• index.html

• datenschutz.html

• impressum.html

CNAME configures the custom hostname for a static-hosting provider such as GitHub Pages.

Presentation layer

The HTML pages define the site’s content, structure, navigation, and links between the main landing page and legal pages. The main user journey begins at index.html, where visitors can learn about Alcedo-Media’s content-production services and navigate outward.

Shared visual styling is provided by:

• style.css

Because there is a single stylesheet at the repository root, page appearance is likely coupled through common CSS selectors and shared layout conventions.

Client-side behavior

Interactive or dynamic browser behavior is isolated in:

• JSFIle.js

This JavaScript file is the only application-logic artifact in the repository and is therefore the boundary for client-side interaction, DOM manipulation, animation, or other browser-only behavior. It is loaded by the HTML entry page(s) rather than executed through a bundler or framework runtime.

Request and control flow

A browser requests the configured domain from CNAME, then receives a static HTML page such as index.html. The page loads style.css for presentation and JSFIle.js for any client-side behavior. Navigation to privacy and imprint information is handled through normal document links to datenschutz.html and impressum.html.

There are no visible API calls, databases, authentication flows, server-side rendering, or external application services in the repository.

Operational boundaries

The project’s operational boundary is static hosting: all behavior must run in the browser and all content is deployed as files. Changes to page copy or structure occur in the HTML documents; shared design changes occur in style.css; interaction changes occur in JSFIle.js; domain routing is controlled through CNAME.