Space Array website

The public website of the Space Array Initiative: https://spacearray.org

The site is plain HTML and CSS. GitHub Pages publishes the main branch. Every merge to main goes live within a few minutes.

Files

File	Page
index.html	Home
science.html	Science
sharp.html	SHARP
technology.html	Technology
team.html	Team (the list comes from team.json)
news.html	News
contact.html	Contact
styles.css	Colors, fonts and layout for all pages

How to add a news item

1. Open news.html on GitHub and click the pencil icon.
2. Copy one <article> block and paste it above the newest item.
3. Change the date, the title and the text.
4. Click Commit changes, choose Create a new branch, then Propose changes.
5. Open the pull request and merge it (see below).

<article class="card" style="margin-bottom:2rem;">
  <div class="kicker">10 June 2026</div>
  <h2>Title of the news item</h2>

  <p>
    Two or three sentences about the news.
  </p>
</article>

How to update the team page

The Team page reads team.json. The script tools/csv_to_json.py builds that file from the sign-up form responses.

1. Export the form responses as a CSV file.
2. Save it in the data/ folder, with the same file name as the CSV that is there now.
3. Run python3 tools/csv_to_json.py. It rewrites team.json, sorted by last name.
4. Commit the new team.json.

Do not edit team.json by hand. The script overwrites it the next time it runs.

How to review and merge a pull request

A pull request (PR) is a proposed change. Nothing goes live until someone merges it.

1. Open the PR from the Pull requests tab.
2. Read the description and look at the before and after screenshots.
3. Click Files changed to see the exact lines that change.
4. To ask for a change, write a comment on the PR.
5. When you are happy, click Merge pull request, then Confirm merge.

To undo a merged PR, open it and click Revert. GitHub creates a new PR that undoes the change.

License

• Code (HTML structure, CSS, scripts): MIT License. See LICENSE.
• Content (text and images): Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0). See LICENSE-CONTENT.

Images from other sources keep their own license. Their credit lines say where they come from.