Zenos.AI

Static website for Zenos.AI, a project building computational models of human physiology: "Computational Physiology Without Limits."

The site is a plain HTML/CSS/JavaScript project with no build step, and is served with GitHub Pages.

Live site

https://nielssss99.github.io/Zenos.AI.github.io/

Pages

Path	Page	Status
/ (index.html)	Landing page: motivation, limits of current models, approach, roadmap, updates signup	Live
/zenos/	"Zenos"	Live

Project structure

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├── index.html          # Landing page
├── nav.html            # Shared navigation markup (sidebar + top bar), injected at runtime
├── zenos/              # "Zenos" page
├── css/
│   ├── base.css        # Base/global styles
│   ├── typography.css  # Fonts and text styles
│   └── components.css  # Layout and component styles (hero, cards, grid, nav, forms)
├── js/
│   ├── component-loader.js  # Fetches nav.html, injects it into #nav-placeholder, highlights the current page
│   ├── nav.js               # Mobile sidebar open/close (delegated click + Escape handlers)
│   └── signup.js            # Submits the updates signup form in the background (index page only)
└── Images/             # Logos and media

How it works

• Shared navigation: each page contains an empty <div id="nav-placeholder"></div>. js/component-loader.js fetches nav.html on DOMContentLoaded and inserts it into that placeholder. js/nav.js then drives the mobile sidebar through delegated event listeners, so nav.html needs no inline handlers.
• Styling: pages load css/base.css, css/typography.css, and css/components.css, plus Roboto from Google Fonts.
• Early-access signup: the form on the landing page posts to Formspree (formspree.io/f/xzzvnayy).

Running locally

Because the navigation is loaded with fetch(), the pages must be served over HTTP rather than opened as file:// URLs:

# from the repository root
python -m http.server 8000

Then open http://localhost:8000/.

Known issues

• Because the navigation is loaded with fetch(), it does not appear when a page is opened directly as a file:// URL. Serve the site over HTTP (see above).