kenoplug/designgrids

Purpose and delivery model

This is a static multi-page website with public marketing, portfolio, store, and administrative surfaces. No README, application source, dependency manifest, or backend code is present; the repository is intended to be served directly by a static HTTP host.

Primary entry points

• index.html is the public site landing page.

• 404.html is the static not-found response page.

• sitemap.xml supplies crawler/discovery metadata.

• Root-level public pages include about.html, contact.html, faq.html, and pricing.html.

Public content layer

The root HTML documents form the main informational and conversion flow: visitors enter through index.html and navigate to informational pages such as about.html and pricing.html. Page-to-page links embedded in HTML are the likely primary routing mechanism; there is no client-side router or server controller visible.

Portfolio section

Portfolio content is isolated under its own path namespace:

• portfolio/index.html

• portfolio/project.html

portfolio/index.html likely acts as the portfolio listing or section entry point, while portfolio/project.html is a reusable/static project-detail destination. Any project selection state would need to be represented by separate static links or URL conventions, since no dynamic application code is included.

Store section

Commerce-facing pages are grouped separately:

• store/index.html

• store/product.html

The likely flow is store landing/catalog → product detail. No checkout implementation, payment integration, API client, or server-side commerce service is represented in the tree, so these pages are either informational/static or depend on externally embedded services not visible here.

Admin boundary

Administration is a distinct static route:

• admin/index.html

This path creates a clear public/admin URL boundary, but the repository contains no authentication middleware, authorization logic, API, or backend runtime. Access control must therefore be enforced by hosting infrastructure, an external identity service, or omitted code outside this repository.

Runtime and infrastructure implications

The material runtime is a browser rendering static HTML. Deployment requires only static-file hosting with support for /404.html and preservation of directory-index routes such as /portfolio/, /store/, and /admin/. There is no evidence of a build pipeline, database, server process, external API, or package-managed frontend framework.