Why it is worth attention

It showcases a complete, deployable static prototype for ShipHero Academy tools with a shared visual system and interactive JavaScript, making it easy to experiment or demonstrate without backend infrastructure.

Who it is for

ShipHero developers and trainers
UI/UX designers prototyping Academy features
Open-source contributors evaluating the tool ideas
Educators looking for a simple static demo

Use cases

Demonstrating two Academy tool concepts in a unified interface
Rapid prototyping of Academy-related interactive features
Learning how to structure a static multi-tool web app on GitHub Pages
Serving as a foundation for extending with more tools or custom JavaScript

Strengths

Entirely static, requiring no server or installation
Hosted and deployable via GitHub Pages with minimal configuration
Consistent styling and shared visual system across landing page and tools
Clear documentation for local testing and deployment

Considerations

Prototype stage with only two tools and limited functionality
No backend or persistent data storage; all interactions are client-side
Dependent on modern browser JavaScript; no fallback for disabled scripts

README quick start

ShipHero Academy Tools v— - Static Web Prototype 2026

ShipHero Academy Tools is a static GitHub Pages prototype that presents two JavaScript-driven Academy tools from one shared entry point.

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Project Overview

ShipHero Academy Tools is a browser-accessible prototype built around a central landing page. From that page, visitors can enter either of two independent tools, both presented through the same Academy-inspired visual system and supported by custom JavaScript behavior.

The implementation is entirely static, so it can be hosted on GitHub Pages without a server runtime. It can serve as a compact demonstration, a starting point for an interface, or an area for experimenting with Academy-focused tool ideas.

Included Capabilities

Central landing page with access points for two Academy tools
Custom JavaScript functionality and interactive behavior
Consistent styling shared by the landing page and tool interfaces
Static file structure suited to simple hosting
Support for deployment through GitHub Pages
Direct browser usage without installing a local application
Compact HTML and JavaScript-based implementation
Layout that can be extended as the prototype develops

Get the Source Running

First, clone the repository and enter its directory:

git clone https://github.com/chrislvyoung4291/shiphero-academy-tools-prototype.git
cd REPO

Basic operation does not require installing packages. You can open the primary HTML file directly in a browser, or use any local static web server to serve the project directory.

To publish the prototype, select the repository source used by GitHub Pages, then visit the deployed address:

https://chrislvyoung4291.github.io/shiphero-academy-tools-prototype/

Using the Prototype

Load the project's landing page.
Examine the links for the available Academy tools.
Open either tool by selecting its link.
Work with the controls and interactions supplied by that tool's JavaScript

Description

Static web prototype for ShipHero Academy Tools, bringing two JavaScript-driven Academy tools together through a shared entry point for browser-based use and testing.

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