Make a TeachNet Page

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Initialize Berkeley-styled Jekyll site for Teach-Net

Creates a complete GitHub Pages–ready Jekyll site for Teach-Net, the UC Berkeley moderated email forum for faculty and staff. The site follows UC Berkeley brand guidelines and is designed to be maintained by non-technical users.

Changes

Content & Pages

• index.md — Teach-Net home page with subscribe instructions, post address, and reply-all warning callout
• resources.md — Teaching resources page with links to CTL and campus tools

Modular Includes

• button.html — drop-in styled link button usable from Markdown
• callout.html — highlighted note/tip/warning boxes usable from Markdown
• header.html, nav.html, footer.html, head.html — small, independently editable layout pieces
• Navigation driven by _data/navigation.yml (add a page to the menu by editing one file)

UC Berkeley Styling

• SCSS split into four small partials: _variables, _base, _layout, _components
• Berkeley Blue #002676, Founders Rock #003262, California Gold #FDB515, and brand fonts (Inter / Source Serif 4 / Source Code Pro)

Accessibility

• Skip link, semantic landmarks, aria-current nav, visible focus rings, WCAG AA contrast
• axe-core RSpec specs adapted from berkeley-cdss/berkeley-class-site, covering WCAG 2.1 AA and 2.2 per page
• CI workflow runs accessibility checks on every push and PR; screenshots of failures are uploaded as artifacts

CI & Deployment

• GitHub Actions workflow builds and deploys to Pages on push to main
• Separate accessibility workflow with failure summary and screenshot artifacts

Developer Experience

• Devcontainer with live-reload preview (works in GitHub Codespaces and VS Code)
• Plain-language README aimed at non-technical maintainers: browser-based editing, Markdown basics, reusable block usage, and one-time Pages setup instructions

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