Update current website

[snehasi]

As a part of preparation for the customer survey, I've generated an updated new user website, documenting Bugmark's features. It's using Jekyll's minima theme and off-the-shelf Bootstrap4. The design has been created for a minimalistic, and clean experience.

• A responsive website, adapts to small screens.

• Explanation of what Bugmark is

• Use cases for Bugmark

• A section that explains how Bugmark works internally

• A comparison section of Bugmark with other market types

Content can be added/edited by anyone through markdown support in Jekyll. Everyone is welcome to do this! :)

Media content will be added, in future as they are finalised.

[snehasi]

The website can be viewed here at present.

[andyl]

Thank you Sneha.

[snehasi]

Hi @andyl, thanks! The Github pages link( https://bugmark.github.io/website/ ) is still pointing to the older version of the website. Could you please fix that, so that we can host it on gh pages?

[andyl]

@snehasi I had some difficulty merging your PR and have manually copied your home-page edits into the live site. When I return we can continue to merge your work into the live site.

Live site now uses the new pages (https://bugmark.net).

Note that in our Github Pages configuration, we set it up to serve site pages out of the docs directory.

If you haven't: try setting up a repo which renders a live site. I think that will help us to resolve our workflow issues.

[snehasi]

Thank you @andyl. I will set up the live site using gh pages in my fork of this repo on the branch master, docs dir and resolve the merge issues.

[snehasi]

There seems to be a problem with the gh pages server and the jekyll relative links, at times. Working on fixing it.

[snehasi]

Okay, fixed it. https://snehasi.github.io/website/ @andyl can you please take a look?

[GeorgLink]

Thanks @snahasi.

It looks good. I made comments on the pull request.