### Goal Build the **About** page (`/about`): a very simple page that explains the site to people who do not know gymnastics, says where the data comes from, and says that the content is not ours. It is made especially for trainers, and that is why the site has a login. Original note: *no functionality, just documentation? Not necessary technically but giving domain info is nice.* ### Content - [ ] **Our mission:** make the knowledge of the FIG Code of Points PDF available for search and for calculating scores, for trainers and their gymnasts. - [ ] **Gymnastics in two minutes:** a short introduction and a glossary (apparatus, element, D-score, E-score, final score, Code of Points). - [ ] **The Code of Points and our data:** the link to the official PDF (about 24 MB) and to the rules page of FIG, that we do not own the content (it is the property of FIG), that the project is for education and not affiliated with FIG, and that the catalog may not have the latest changes. - [ ] **For trainers:** why there is a login (profiles for gymnasts, routines, lists of elements), that the login is a test login anyone can use as anyone, and what the calculator counts and does not count. ### Requirements - Plain text with links: **no buttons** (the buttons are one shared component now). - Works in **light and dark mode**, with the theme colors only. - One `h1`, `h2` for each part, a title, readable at 320 px; axe finds no problem in either theme. ### Done when - [ ] The page has the content above. - [ ] Component tests check the link to the PDF, the rights text, the glossary, the trainers and login text and the heading order. - [ ] The README no longer calls the page a placeholder. ### Open question for the team The PDF says: "Translation and copying are prohibited without prior written approval by FIG." Decide whether we ask FIG for approval, or say clearly on the page that this is a course project. _Text structured with Claude Code in discussion with Ronja._