A website built with React and GatsbyJS for Oakwood Guitar School, one of Toronto's premier music schools run by guitarist, performer, educator and producer Neil Whitford.
The site is built with React, GatsbyJS, and Markdown. The homepage is standard HTML/jsx, and all sub pages are markdown files that are rendered as HTML.
The site relies on gatsby-source-filesystem, gatsby-markdown-remark, gatsby-image, gatsby-plugin-react-helmet (SEO), gatsby-plugin-sass, gatsby-plugin-transition-link (for page transition animations), gatsby-plugin-catch-links (for maintaining SPA routing on links within markdown pages), gatsby-plugin-smoothscroll (smooth anchor scrolling on homepage).
Images are contained in the images folder, and are processed and optimized using gatsby-image.
SEO meta and social tags are added to the site using react-helmet (through gatsby's gatsby-plugin-react-helmet), via the SEO.js component. Specific tag data (text, urls, and images) is pulled from the gatsby-config.js file's siteMetadata field using graphQL.
All content for the Home and Conact pages was put into text.js inside the copy folder. Content is parsed into sections as json and imported so all content can be edited and continually added to in one place.
Sub pages (Why OGS, What You Need, Typical Lesson, etc.) are written in Markdown, so text is hard-coded in each specific page, which makes it relatively easy to edit. Edits to those pages must happen inside the markdown-pages folder and to each page individually.
Please see License.md for more information.