Where the regulars play
Use with: build-website. Resume line when done: Built {project_name}, the page a weekly pickup game organizes around — live at {url}
Brief
Your pickup game has answers that only exist in the regulars' heads: which court or field, which days, and when the run starts as opposed to when people claim it starts. Put those answers on one page so a newcomer can show up right the first time and a regular can check whether tonight is on.
Personalize
- The game. A pickup run you attend: basketball, football, volleyball, whatever your crowd plays. You need to have been there enough times to know the unwritten rules.
- The regulars' okay. There is no president, but there are two or three people the game revolves around. Tell them the plan and get their yes; some games do not want to be findable, and that answer ends the project or makes the page unlisted.
- The honest details. The stated start versus the real start, what happens when it rains, how teams get picked, what to bring. This local knowledge is the whole value of the page.
Milestones
- Ask the senior regulars for their blessing and collect the details you do not already know.
- One page live at a URL: place, days, the honest start time.
- The finding-it section done: which entrance, which court number, a photo of the spot that you took yourself.
- The newcomer section: how joining works, skill expectations, the rain rule.
- Reviewed by a senior regular; corrections applied.
- Link shared where the game coordinates (the chat, or word of mouth), and one person uses it to show up. Final README.
Done means
- Live URL responding; readable on a phone
- Blessing from the game's senior regulars recorded in the README
- At least one person found or checked the game through the page, noted in the README
- The photo of the spot is yours; no player is named or pictured without their okay
- At least 8 commits across at least 5 distinct days, authored by you
- SESSIONS.md has an entry per session, written by you