Your club's page

Use with: build-website. Resume line when done: Built the official web page for {club}, adopted by the club — live at {url}

Brief

A page for a club you are in: what it does, when and where it meets, how to join, and a photo from a meeting that happened. The difference from a practice project is the approval step: the sponsor or club leader reviews it, and the URL goes on the next flyer or announcement. You are building for an organization with a stake in how it looks.

Personalize

• The club. One you attend, so the content comes from firsthand knowledge and you can take the photo yourself.
• The approver. Name the sponsor, teacher, or president who has to say yes before the link goes anywhere. Tell them the plan before you build.
• The join step. Find out exactly how a new person joins (show up? talk to someone? sign a form?) and write that, since it is the page's whole job.

Milestones

1. A one-paragraph page live at a URL, day one.
2. Content confirmed with the club: meeting time, place, activities, the join process.
3. A photo taken at a meeting, with everyone in it okay with being on the page.
4. Full page built and styled, readable on a phone.
5. Approver review; every requested change handled.
6. The URL published somewhere official: flyer, morning announcement, group chat pin. Final README.

Done means

• Live URL responding; works on a phone
• Meeting details confirmed correct by a second club member
• A meeting photo with consent from the people in it
• Approver sign-off and the official posting recorded in the README
• At least 8 commits across at least 5 distinct days, authored by you
• SESSIONS.md has an entry per session, written by you