Contact person: Business Client

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Location: Bengaluru, India

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I need a clean, responsive information site for the South Bangalore Midnight Marathon that matches – and eventually surpasses – the reference at [login to view URL]

Tech stack
• Frontend: React JS (preferred for its component re-use and speed).
• Backend: PHP, or another language you’re comfortable with, as long as the final build is easy for our team to host and scale.

Core pages & features
The site must include Race Schedules, Route Map, About Us, Partnership Opportunities, Sponsor Information and every other section you see on the reference site. If anything essential is missing, replicate it so visitors get the full race experience in one place.

AI-assisted content
I’ll supply raw text, race data and imagery. You’ll run that material through an AI workflow (your preferred tool is fine) to generate first-pass copy across all pages. My team will handle final tweaks, so the emphasis is on producing accurate, on-brand drafts we can iterate on quickly.

Design deliverables
• Home, inner page and blog templates in React.
• Custom banners, hero images and supporting graphics (web-ready SVG/PNG).
• Responsive layouts that look sharp on mobile, tablet and desktop.
• Colour palette and typography aligned with our marathon branding.

Maintenance & hand-off
Build the project so future edits are straightforward: clear component names, comments where logic is non-obvious, and a short README that explains local setup, deployment steps and how to update AI content prompts. A modular CMS or headless approach is welcome if it speeds up edits.

Acceptance criteria
• All reference-site content ported or improved.
• Page load under 3 seconds on 4G (Lighthouse).
• W3C-valid HTML/CSS and React best practices.
• Graphics delivered in original source files plus optimised exports.

Once the live demo meets these points and passes a quick UAT with our team, we’ll move to final deployment." (client-provided description)