Minimal Content for the website.

[skorasaurus]

@pkoepke wrote some copy/content that describes our brigade to inform the public and potential brigade members; I don't have link on hand for this at the moment (it's in our slack channel, if i remember correctly).

We could include @pkoepke wrote on a simple, single page as a good start for our website.

In addition to what @pkoepke wrote, the following info would also be useful on the website

• link to our meetup page
• describe how often we meet, and where.
• link to our github page and any projects that we're working on
• link to the CKAN data census

For anyone working on this, feel free to make this into separate issues on github if you wish:

[pkoepke]

I like it: -Home -Events (points to our meetup page?) -Contact (how are people going to contact us anyway? Set up an email account that forwards to some of us?) -GitHub -Resources (CKAN, CfA website, other links)

[pkoepke]

Code for Dayton and Code for Summit County's websites are nearly identical in layout. Maybe they will share their code with us?

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/13635159/Code%20for%20Dayton%2C%20Code%20for%20Summit%20County%20-%20striking%20similarities.PNG

[pkoepke]

Code for Summit County's website code is on GitHub: https://github.com/CodeForSummitCounty/codeforsummitcounty.org

It's Apache-licensed and thanks Code for Virginia Beach and Code for Seattle for giving them a start, so it seems borrowing would be encouraged. I think we should ask Summit just to get in touch and let them know we're borrowing, but with their HTML, JS, and CSS we would be 90% of the way to a functioning website. I could start updating the content to be about us and searching for some Creative Commons pictures of Cleveland to use for the background.

https://github.com/CodeForSummitCounty/codeforsummitcounty.org/blob/master/license.txt https://github.com/CodeForSummitCounty/codeforsummitcounty.org/blob/master/README.md

[skorasaurus]

Closing this since we have this on the website :)