# qumo.io Website ## What this is The company website for Qumo (qumo.io), a data analytics consultancy targeting Dutch MKB companies. Built with Astro 5, Tailwind CSS, and served from Docker containers behind Caddy. ## Execution environment Claude Code runs inside a nono sandbox (`nono run --profile claude-openspec -- claude`). - The sandbox grants read+write to the working directory and `~/.claude` - Network access is enabled (Anthropic API, npm registry, Astro MCP server) - All filesystem and network boundaries are kernel-enforced by nono (Landlock on Linux) - Do NOT attempt to access files outside the project directory or `~/.claude` ## Architecture - **Framework**: Astro 5 (static output, zero JS by default) - **Styling**: Tailwind CSS with custom Qumo brand tokens - **Font**: Archia (self-hosted woff2, licensed from Atipo Foundry) - **Localization**: EN (default) + NL, file-based routing with JSON content strings - **Contact form**: Go backend at /api/contact, honeypot + timestamp spam protection - **Deployment**: Docker multi-stage build → nginx:stable-alpine-slim → Caddy reverse proxy - **Hosting**: Self-hosted VPS behind Cloudflare (orange cloud, Full strict TLS) - **Git**: Gitea at gitea.qumo.io ## Brand guidelines (must follow) - **Colors**: Midnight #102022 (primary dark), Snow #F3F3F3 (light bg), Gradient #5257E4 → #F71E3E (accent only, never as flat standalone colors) - **Font**: Archia — Bold/SemiBold for headings (uppercase), Regular for body (sentence case) - **Icons**: Phosphor Icons, light weight, 32px baseline, SVG format - **Logo**: Q icon can stand alone. Wordmark must always pair with Q icon. Never modify. - **Brand element**: Q-corner motif, can be used as corner accent or tiled pattern ## Code conventions - Astro components use `.astro` extension - All text content comes from `src/content/en.json` and `src/content/nl.json` — never hardcode user-visible strings in components - CSS uses Tailwind utilities. Custom CSS only for animations and font-face declarations - Images go in `src/assets/` and use Astro's `` component (never raw `` tags for raster images) - SVGs can be inlined directly in components - No client-side JavaScript frameworks (React, Vue, etc.) — use vanilla JS in `