Resources

This page demonstrates the Foundation's Markdown-based content model: the text you are reading lives in a single Markdown file, content/pages/en/resources.md, and is rendered as part of the site.

What you can put on a page like this:

Guides and tutorials
Downloadable material
Links to external resources

How content works

Each page lives at content/pages/<locale>/<slug>.md. Frontmatter sets the title, and the body is rendered as Markdown. To add a page you create a new file there and add it to the navigation array in site.config.json (with a localized label in config/i18n/<locale>.json). When a translation is missing for a locale, the default locale's version is served automatically, so a page is never broken.

Other collections follow the same pattern:

Offerings — content/offerings/
Portfolio — content/portfolio/
Blog posts — content/posts/
Testimonials — content/testimonials/
Legal documents — content/legal/

The legal documents listed in the footer are template placeholders for demonstration and are not legal advice.

The Foundation architecture

New capabilities are added to the Foundation incrementally and behind configuration, without a rewrite. The ports-and-adapters structure described in ARCHITECTURE.md keeps content, configuration, and presentation cleanly separated.