How martos000/mardusa works
1. This repository is a very small static front-end site: a single HTML entrypoint (index.html), one stylesheet (styles.css), and an images/ asset folder. There is no application backend, API layer, or build system visible in the repo.
2. The architectural center is the browser-rendered page in index.html. That file likely contains the site structure and all content for the “Stage 1: front-end project / Brand awareness” goal described in the README.
3. styles.css is the main presentation layer. It is the only explicit code asset in the repo, so all layout, typography, spacing, and responsive behavior are presumably handled there rather than through components or a framework.
4. images/ is the media subsystem. Its role is to supply visual brand assets for the page, and it likely supports the brand-awareness objective more than functional interaction.
5. The data flow is simple and one-way: the browser loads index.html, which references styles.css and image assets. There are no indications of client-side state management, API calls, or dynamic data fetching.
6. The project boundary is entirely client-side. This means the “system” is the static site itself, not a multi-tier application. Any deployment target would be a static host or simple web server.
7. Because there is no JavaScript file in the tree, there is no separate behavior layer beyond native HTML/CSS capabilities. Any interactivity would be limited to standard browser behavior and any HTML features embedded in the page.
8. The main concern for an architecture diagram should be: browser request → static file delivery → render HTML → apply CSS → load images. That is the complete execution path implied by the repository.
9. The README suggests this is an initial phase, so the current architecture is intentionally minimal and likely meant to establish branding before future functionality is added.
10. In diagram terms, the repo contains one presentation tier with three static asset types: document, stylesheet, and imagery. No services, databases, queues, or external integrations are evident from the repository contents.
Main entry points: index.html index.html · styles.css styles.css · images images/
Components 6
Static Site
Single-page client-side site with one HTML entrypoint and static assets.
- Browser · Renders the static site and applies native HTML/CSS behavior.
- index.html · Main HTML document defining the page structure and content.
index.html - styles.css · Primary presentation layer for layout, typography, spacing, and responsiveness.
styles.css - images/ · Image assets used for branding and visual content.
images - Page UI · The assembled browser view produced from HTML, CSS, and images.
- Brand content · Static marketing and awareness content for the initial site phase.
Connections 8
- Browser → index.html: requests · The browser loads the entry HTML document.
- index.html → styles.css: links · The HTML document references the stylesheet.
- index.html → images/: references · The HTML document pulls in image assets from the media folder.
- index.html → Page UI: renders · The browser turns the document into the visible page.
- styles.css → Page UI: styles · CSS shapes the final presentation of the page.
- images/ → Page UI: supplies media · Image assets appear in the rendered interface.
- Brand content → index.html: lives in · The site’s branding-focused content is embedded in the HTML.
- Brand content → Page UI: appears in · Content is presented in the final browser-rendered page.