selvask1833/hermes_logistics

Purpose and entry points

This is a static corporate website for an awards/certification-oriented organization. It has no README, source application code, backend, or build system in the supplied tree. Browser navigation begins at index.html and links to the site’s standalone HTML pages.

Page-level architecture

Each major site area is a separate document rather than a routed single-page application:

• Home: index.html

• Company/about content: about.html

• Service offerings: services.html

• Achievements and awards: Achievements.html

• Media content: media.html

• Contact flow: ContactUs.html

The pages are the primary control boundary: navigation causes full document loads, and shared layout/content behavior—if present—must be embedded or duplicated per HTML file.

Content and presentation assets

Visual content is organized under the top-level Images directory and grouped by business section:

• Awards imagery: Images/Awards

• Home-page imagery: Images/Home

• Service/industry vertical imagery: Images/Verticals

• Differentiator imagery: Images/Why

• Certification imagery: Images/certificates

This organization indicates that HTML pages reference static local assets directly. There is no evidence of a CDN, asset pipeline, CMS, or generated media layer.

Primary user flow

Visitors enter through index.html, discover the organization and its value proposition, then move into informational sections such as about.html, services.html, Achievements.html, and media.html. A conversion/contact path terminates at ContactUs.html.

The site’s likely primary data flow is browser-to-static-file delivery: HTML documents load referenced image assets from Images/.... No repository evidence identifies form submission handling, analytics, APIs, authentication, persistence, or server-side processing.

Deployment and runtime boundary

The runtime is a standard web browser serving static HTML and image files. The repository can be hosted by any static-file-capable web server or static hosting platform. There are no visible package manifests, server entry points, client framework directories, database schema, infrastructure definitions, or external-service integrations.

Architectural implications

The system is content-centric and file-based. Changes to navigation, branding, shared headers/footers, or common styling may require coordinated edits across index.html, about.html, services.html, Achievements.html, media.html, and ContactUs.html. Image taxonomy is the main reusable content structure, with page-specific asset groups under Images.