The Mobility Project

A pump.fun charity campaign led by Maria Del Sol — United Nations Verified Agent, adaptive surfer and double amputee — to redesign mobility and hope for disabled people. Donations go to Dare2tri.

What this is

A single-page web app. Every tab is a clean URL — /, /mission, /interviews, /books, /competitions — with no .html in the address bar. There is no build step: open index.html and it runs.

index.html                 app shell (header, footer, intro film, lightbox)
404.html                   byte-copy of index.html — the static-host SPA fallback
assets/css/app.css         the whole design system
assets/js/config.js        ← the only file to edit for the pump.fun mint address
assets/js/views.js         page content, one function per route
assets/js/app.js           router, nav, reveals, lightbox, intro film
assets/img/                logo lock-up, mark, app icons
assets/photos|life|books|competitions|interviews|video/   original media

Changing the token

Edit MINT_ADDRESS in assets/js/config.js. Every "Buy on pump.fun" link on every page picks it up.

Adding or editing content

Each route is a function in assets/js/views.js returning an HTML string. Add a route by writing the function and registering it in the ROUTES map at the bottom of that file, then add a NAV_ITEMS entry for the tab.

Running locally

npx serve -s .

-s makes unknown paths fall back to index.html, so pasting a deep link like /books into the address bar works exactly as it will in production.

python -m http.server 8000 also works for clicking around, but it has no fallback: deep links typed directly return 404. Opening index.html straight off disk works too — the router falls back to hash URLs (index.html#/books) because file:// has no History API support.

Deploying

The clean URLs need the host to serve index.html for unknown paths.

• GitHub Pages — nothing to do. 404.html is the fallback and .nojekyll keeps Jekyll out of the way. A project page served at /<repo>/ is detected at runtime, so no base-path config is needed.
• Netlify — _redirects is in place (legacy .html URLs 301 to the clean ones, everything else falls through to the app).
• Vercel — vercel.json is in place.

books.html, competitions.html and interviews.html remain as small redirect stubs so links published before the rebrand still land in the right place.