Implement Codeheat Contest Page for 2025-26 version

[mariobehling]

Create and launch the Codeheat 2025–26 contest page with clear calls-to-action, project sections, mentor info, participation guidelines.

Projects to Feature

• Eventyay
• Badge Magic
• PSLab
• ePaper Badge
• FA WordPress Plugins
• Visdom
• Scrum Helper

Page Content

• Hero section with title “Codeheat 2025–26”, short subtitle, and primary CTA buttons: “Get Started”, “Join on GitHub”, “Submit Entry”
• “About Codeheat” section: 3–4 bullets on goals, eligibility, evaluation, and prizes
• “How to Participate” steps: pick a project → join community → claim an issue → submit PRs → log submissions
• “Rules & Eligibility” including originality, open-source license compliance, code of conduct, and region/legal notes
• “Judging & Prizes” overview (criteria, selection cadence, recognition)
• “Projects” section with a card per project (see per-project checklist below)
• “Mentors & Community” with contact channels and office hours (if any)
• “Resources” links: contributing guides, starter issues, design assets, docs
• FAQ: submissions, multiple projects, team/solo, IP, timelines

Per-Project Card Checklist (repeat for each project)

• Project name and 1–2 sentence description
• Repositories (primary and related)
• Good-first-issues query link and help-wanted issues link
• Tech stack tags (e.g., Python, Vue, Django, Flutter, Android, PCB)
• Getting started docs and demo link (if relevant)
• Mentors: names, GitHub handles, contact channel
• Example starter tasks (3–5 bullets)
• Design/UX links if applicable (e.g., Figma/Canva guidelines)

Content Inputs Needed

• Contest dates: start and end
• Prizes and recognition details
• Final list of mentors per project with contact handles
• Links: repos, contribution guides, issue queries, chat channels

Delivery Checklist

• Draft content populated for all seven projects
• Review with project leads and mentors
• QA: links, mobile, accessibility, and content proofreading
• Approvals from organizers