A comprehensive Jekyll-based training site for GitHub Customer Success Managers and Customer Success Architects.

• Ruby (2.7 or higher)
• Bundler gem (gem install bundler)

# Install dependencies
bundle install

# Run the development server
bundle exec jekyll serve

# Open in browser
open http://localhost:4000

bundle exec jekyll build

The built site will be in the _site directory.

github-training/
├── _config.yml          # Jekyll configuration
├── _includes/           # Reusable HTML partials
│   ├── head.html
│   ├── training-header.html
│   ├── training-footer.html
│   └── glightbox.html
├── _layouts/            # Page layouts
│   ├── training.html        # Main training page layout
│   └── training-module.html # Individual module layout
├── _scss/               # SCSS stylesheets
│   ├── _config.scss
│   ├── _training.scss
│   └── _training-module.scss
├── public/
│   └── css/
│       └── main.scss    # Main stylesheet entry point
├── beginner/            # Beginner phase modules (1-4)
├── intermediate/        # Intermediate phase modules (5-8)
├── advanced/            # Advanced phase modules (9-14)
├── index.md             # Training home page
├── Gemfile              # Ruby dependencies
└── README.md            # This file

Edit _config.yml to customize:

• Site title and tagline
• Author information
• Navigation links
• Base URL (for subdirectory deployments)

The site uses a GitHub-inspired design. Modify the SCSS files in _scss/ to customize:

• _config.scss - Color variables and theme settings
• _training.scss - Main layout and component styles
• _training-module.scss - Module-specific styles

1. Push to a GitHub repository
2. Enable GitHub Pages in repository settings
3. Set the source to the root or /docs folder

1. Add a CNAME file with your domain
2. Configure DNS to point to GitHub Pages

The static site in _site/ can be deployed to:

• Netlify
• Vercel
• AWS S3/CloudFront
• Azure Static Web Apps
• Any web server

Each module follows a consistent structure:

• index.md - Module overview and navigation
• overview.md - Context and learning objectives
• concepts.md - Core concepts and theory
• walkthrough.md - Step-by-step guide
• labs.md - Hands-on exercises
• quiz.md - Knowledge check questions
• scenarios.md - Real-world customer scenarios
• resources.md - Additional learning resources

Module pages use these front matter variables:

---
layout: training-module
title: "Page Title"
phase: beginner|intermediate|advanced
module_number: 1
section_number: 1
total_sections: 8
estimated_time: "30 min"
toc: true
# Navigation
prev_section:
  title: "Previous Page"
  url: "/path/to/prev/"
next_section:
  title: "Next Page"
  url: "/path/to/next/"
sections:
  - title: "Section 1"
    short_title: "Section 1"
    icon: "📋"
    url: "/path/to/section/"
---

1. Fork the repository
2. Create a feature branch
3. Make your changes
4. Submit a pull request

See LICENSE file for details.

Built with ❤️ using Jekyll