Zenzen IoT — placeholder landing page

A single-page static site for zz-iot.org, built to live on GitHub Pages.

Files

• site/index.html — the page itself (no build step, no Jekyll required)
• site/CNAME — domain pointer for GitHub Pages
• site/404.html — minimal 404 that matches the page's typography
• site/.nojekyll — tells GitHub Pages to serve files as-is (no Jekyll processing)

Hosting on GitHub Pages

The simplest path:

1. Put the contents of site/ at the root of your zz-iot.github.io repo (or whichever repo you'll publish from).
2. In repo Settings → Pages, set source to the appropriate branch / / (root).
3. The CNAME file points the deploy at zz-iot.org. Add the matching DNS records on your registrar (an A/AAAA set or CNAME to <user>.github.io).
4. The .nojekyll file disables Jekyll's underscore-folder rules — useful if you ever reference assets in _assets/ etc.

No build, no dependencies. Edit index.html directly.

Email obfuscation

Three layers, all in index.html:

1. The address never appears as a literal string in source — pieces are base64'd and assembled at render.
2. The visible form is the [at] / [dot] convention (still readable to humans, hostile to naive regex scrapers).
3. The actual mailto: is only constructed when the user clicks — and only then is the @ character produced (via String.fromCharCode(64)).

A <noscript> fallback shows the obfuscated form for readers without JS.

Logo

The chevron mark is inline SVG in index.html. It also serves as the favicon (also inline, as a data URL). Swap by editing both the masthead <svg> and the <link rel="icon"> data URL.