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Purpose and Scope

This document provides an architectural overview of the yuuki7.github.io repository, which implements a personal website accessible at https://yuukikonno.com/. The repository contains static HTML content deployed across multiple hosting platforms with comprehensive archival strategies.

This overview covers:

  • Repository structure and core components
  • Multi-provider deployment architecture
  • Access points and URL mapping
  • High-level technical characteristics

For detailed documentation of specific components, see:

Sources: README.md1-19 index.html1-10

Repository Overview

The yuuki7.github.io repository is a GitHub Pages repository that serves as the source for a personal website. The repository is structured as a static site with minimal dependencies, consisting primarily of HTML files and a Git submodule reference.

AspectDetail
Repository URLhttps://github.com/yuuki7/yuuki7.github.io
Primary Domainhttps://yuukikonno.com/
Content TypeStatic HTML (no build process)
Primary Fileindex.html (personal profile page)
Submoduleflash/ (Flash Add Game from github.com/yuuki7/flash)
LicenseCC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication
LanguageMultilingual (English and Japanese)

The repository follows a direct-serve architecture where files are served as-is without compilation, bundling, or server-side rendering. The canonical URL index.html8 points to https://yuukikonno.com/, which resolves to Cloudflare Pages as the primary hosting provider.

Sources: README.md1-12 index.html1-10

File Structure and Component Mapping

The repository has a minimal file structure focused on content delivery:

Key File Components:

  • index.html index.html1-296: The primary content file containing:

  • .gitmodules: Configuration for the flash submodule pointing to github.com/yuuki7/flash

  • flash/: Git submodule directory containing the Flash Add Game

  • 404.html: Error page for handling invalid routes

  • README.md README.md1-19: Documentation listing deployment hosts and archive services

Sources: index.html1-296 README.md1-19

Multi-Provider Deployment Architecture

The repository implements a distributed hosting strategy across four platforms, with a fifth canonical domain pointing to one of them:

Deployment URLs:

PlatformURLStatus
Canonical Domainhttps://yuukikonno.com/Points to Cloudflare Pages README.md11
GitHub Pageshttps://yuuki7.github.io/Active README.md9
Netlifyhttps://yuukikonno.netlify.app/Active README.md10
Cloudflare Pageshttps://yuukikonno.pages.dev/Active (PRIMARY) README.md11
Vercelhttps://yuukikonno.vercel.app/Active README.md12

The canonical URL is defined in the <link rel="canonical"> element index.html8 pointing to https://yuukikonno.com/, which DNS-resolves to the Cloudflare Pages deployment at yuukikonno.pages.dev.

Archive Access Points:

Sources: README.md7-18 index.html8

Core Components Summary

The repository consists of three primary functional components with distinct importance scores based on edit frequency:

Component Hierarchy

ComponentFilesImportance ScorePurpose
Personal Profile Pageindex.html628.44Primary content delivery, biographical data hub, social media aggregator
Deployment InfrastructureREADME.md, DNS config118.33Multi-provider hosting, archival documentation
Flash Gameflash/ submodule, .gitmodules~26.42Interactive content component
Error Handling404.html~17.56Invalid route handling
LicensingLICENSE file~18.97CC0 1.0 public domain dedication

Content Integration Map

The index.html file serves as the central hub, with two types of navigation:

  1. Internal navigation: Single link to flash/ directory index.html21
  2. External navigation: Seven social media platform links index.html27-43

Sources: index.html1-296 README.md1-19

Key Technical Characteristics

Static Architecture

The repository implements a zero-build static architecture:

  • No compilation: HTML files served directly without preprocessing
  • No JavaScript frameworks: Pure semantic HTML5
  • No CSS frameworks: Minimal inline CSS index.html10-16
  • No external dependencies: Self-contained except for submodule

HTML5 Semantic Structure

The index.html file uses semantic HTML5 elements:

ElementUsageLocation
<time> with datetimeTemporal data encoding for dates and date rangesindex.html67-287
<ruby>, <rt>, <rp>Japanese pronunciation annotationsindex.html59-61
<table> with scopeStructured biographical data with proper accessibilityindex.html47-293
<span lang>Language identification for multilingual contentindex.html52-284
<small>Temporal metadata and contextual informationindex.html90-286

Accessibility Features

  • Viewport configuration: Responsive design meta tag index.html6
  • Color scheme support: Light/dark mode declaration index.html5
  • Table semantics: scope attributes on table headers index.html
  • Language attributes: Explicit language tagging for screen readers index.html2-284
  • Canonical URL: SEO optimization index.html8

Data Model

The #personal-data table index.html47-293 implements a key-value data model with nine categories:

  1. Identity (lines 49-77): Names, date of birth, pronouns, gender
  2. Location (lines 79-94): Residence, hometown, birthplace
  3. Demographics (lines 96-106): Nationality, ethnicity, religion
  4. Work/Finance (lines 108-135): Occupation (with temporal data), income, net worth
  5. Physical (lines 137-155): Height, weight, BMI, blood type, handedness
  6. Preferences (lines 157-163): Favorite color, favorite food
  7. Skills (lines 165-184): Games, spoken languages, programming languages
  8. Medical (lines 186-231): Seven conditions with temporal data where applicable
  9. Education (lines 233-292): Five institutions in reverse chronological order

Each category uses <th scope="row"> for the category label and <td> for values, with rowspan attributes for multi-value categories.

Sources: index.html1-296

Licensing and Public Domain Status

The entire repository content is dedicated to the public domain via CC0 1.0 Universal:

For detailed legal mechanism and rights analysis, see Licensing (CC0 1.0 Universal).

Sources: index.html9

Repository Maintenance Model

The repository follows a direct-commit workflow with no visible CI/CD configuration:

  • Deployment trigger: Git push to main branch (inferred)
  • Platform sync: Each hosting platform monitors the repository for changes
  • Submodule updates: Manual updates to flash/ submodule reference
  • Archive capture: Manual or automated archival service crawling

The absence of build scripts, configuration files (e.g., package.json, webpack.config.js), or CI/CD manifests (e.g., .github/workflows/) indicates a purely static deployment model.

Sources: README.md1-19