Proof of concept using Jinja2 - static website based on template

General information and context for the successful completion of the order: Our client is a marketplace. It will offer its partner clients the creation of a template website on the partner's domain. We will provide several subscription plans to partners, and some of the plans will feature the ability for the partner to receive a business card website. These will be relatively simple websites, containing static information about the partner, their employees, events, products, and contacts. Since we plan to have more than 1000 such clients whose websites will be hosted on their domains, it is important to optimize the work with them for cost-effective support. 1. We will buy website templates on a template generator so that a designer can customize them for us through DragNDrop directly in the generator. The output will be a template with JS/CSS/HTML with minimal costs, for example, through [login to view URL] 2. We will retrieve information for the website from JSON or XML (generated by the marketplace). It will contain information about the partner, products, and so on. The final data structure is not decided yet. 3. Next, we will use the template to create a Jinja2 template (and, for example, we will create about 10 such templates). 4. When a client subscribes to a business card website and fills it out, we take the Jinja2 template they selected, take the JSON with their data, and generate a JS/CSS/HTML website, which we then store on S3. Now we need to create a Proof Of Concept. What we are testing: 1. Convert the template into a Jinja2 template. 2. Display the listing page with a certain number of elements (artists), for example, if we have 3 artists, then display 3 artists on the website. If there are 8 artists in JSON, then display 8. If there are no artists in JSON, then do not display the link to artists at all and blocks. 3. User-specific customizations (e.g., change the background color of the template and h1 font size) - take style settings from JSON, for example, the background of the page and the font of some text or headers. 4. A script that will build the website from Jinja2 files - only JS/CSS/HTML will be on the final server, not the template. What needs to be done: 1. Convert the donor site into a Jinja2 template for 3 pages: - main - artists - page of a specific artist. 2. The artists' page should retrieve information about artists from JSON and create 2 JSONs - one for 3 artists, one for 5 artists. We will replace JSONs, and depending on it, the artists' page should display either 3 or 5 artists. 3. Create JSON for the styles and settings of the website - in it, we will choose a font for one of the headers and the background of the website. Changes should work on all 3 pages. 4. Add logic that if there is no artist JSON, then do not display the artists' link (or if it is empty - depending on what is easier). 5. Upload all this to S3 - like the previous website. And create a rendering or building script for the website. It is necessary to take one of these sites as a template source, whichever is simpler: - [login to view URL] - [login to view URL] - [login to view URL] - [login to view URL] - [login to view URL] IMPORTANT: 1. In fact, you can use any donor site with simpler code. But it must be in English and related to art. 2. Create a JSON yourself for this task. 3. We need to test only a few points, so if something does not display in the template, something does not work - it does not matter. It is important to check what is in the "testing" section. P.S. Currently, we are only creating a proof of concept. When it is ready, there will be a large order for 10 templates with a normal budget, where we will need to set up infrastructure, configure delivery and deployment processes, make changes, customize templates, etc.