Knowlayer

Company landing page for Knowlayer — making enterprise legacy documentation AI-ready.

A single, self-contained static site. No build step, no dependencies. Just index.html.

Deploy to GitHub Pages

1. Create the repo on GitHub named knowlayer (under your account, Bipin-24).

2. Push these files to the main branch:

   git init
   git add .
   git commit -m "Knowlayer landing page"
   git branch -M main
   git remote add origin https://github.com/Bipin-24/knowlayer.git
   git push -u origin main

3. Enable Pages: in the repo, go to Settings → Pages, set:

   • Source: Deploy from a branch
   • Branch: main / / (root)
   • Save.

4. Your site goes live at:

   https://bipin-24.github.io/knowlayer/
   

   (Give it 1–2 minutes on the first deploy.)

Custom domain (later)

When you register knowlayer.com or knowlayer.io:

1. Add a file named CNAME (no extension) to this repo containing just your domain:

   knowlayer.com
   

2. At your domain registrar, add DNS records pointing to GitHub Pages:
   • Four A records for the apex domain → 185.199.108.153, 185.199.109.153, 185.199.110.153, 185.199.111.153
   • One CNAME record for www → bipin-24.github.io
3. Back in Settings → Pages, enter your custom domain and enable Enforce HTTPS.

Keeping this as a project repo (not your Bipin-24.github.io user site) means Knowlayer stays independent of your personal portfolio and you can point a real domain at it without touching anything else.

Editing

Everything is in index.html: styles in the <style> block, content in the markup, two small scripts at the bottom (scroll reveal + the hero animation). Colors are CSS variables at the top of the stylesheet under :root.

Key things you'll likely update:

• Contact: the "Book a discovery call" links use a mailto: — swap in a Calendly/Cal.com link when you have one.
• Case study: numbers are anonymized; adjust as your portfolio grows.
• Founder blurb: in the .founder section.