feat: add volunteers page with sign-up form - #21
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Volunteering had no page on the site: the only mention of volunteers was in the Code of Conduct response guide, which covers how they behave during the event rather than how to become one. Add /about/volunteers/ under the About menu, next to Contact and Credits, since it is about the people who run the conference rather than about attending it. The page lists the six areas from the sign-up form so that readers can see where they might fit before opening it, and links to the Google Form. Also link to it from the Contact page, so people who arrive looking for a way to reach the organisers find the way to help too.
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What
Adds
/about/volunteers/, a page explaining how to volunteer for DjangoCon Europe 2027, linking to the sign-up Google Form.Why
Volunteering had no page on the site. The only mention of volunteers was in the Code of Conduct response guide, which covers how they behave during the event rather than how to become one.
Where it lives
Under the About menu, between Contact and Credits — it is about the people who run the conference rather than about attending it, which is what the Information menu covers. The home page is untouched.
Changes
djangocon/content/about/volunteers/0_volunteers.md— intro and the six areas people can help with, matching the options in the form (Communications; Support and hospitality; Financial aid and diversity advocate; Sponsors; Program; Code of Conduct), so readers can see where they might fit before opening it.djangocon/content/about/volunteers/1_volunteer_with_us.md— link to the form, Code of Conduct expectation, contact email.djangocon/content/navigation.json—Volunteersentry in the About submenu.djangocon/content/about/contact/0_contact.md— a line pointing to the new page, so people who arrive looking for a way to reach the organisers find the way to help too.Content-only change: markdown and navigation JSON, no code.
Verified
/about/volunteers/,/about/contact/,/and/sitemap.xmlall return 200; the form link and all six areas render; the nav entry appears and the new URL is in the sitemap.pre-commit run --from-ref main --to-ref HEADpasses clean.🤖 Generated with Claude Code