Publish an analysis page for the website with the following information

• Languages
• Articles
• Distinct Words/Lexemes

For each of these, some or all the following information needs to be provided

• Count
• Average/Mean

The reports page needs to be available in the following formats

• HTML
• CSV
• JSON

Explore lazy loading of images for photography articles

• Check the performance on pages with a couple of images
• Check the performance on pages with lots of images

Reference: Lazy loading images in HTML

Currently, the feed shows the list of all the articles published so far. Following the current practice, this number needs to be reduced to last 10 recently published article. Since the website follows "evolving-story format", this could be modified to the last 10 recently modified articles.

There are some duplicate files like CSV, JSON, and image files. Removing them requires the following steps

1. Find the duplicate files (e.g., using fdupes)
2. Find the oldest version of the file and point all links to this file
3. Remove the duplicate files

Currently, there is a single feed for the whole website. Two tasks are required

• One feed for the webpage containing the recent articles
• Separate feed for each language

Create a dedicated (HTML) page that takes the following input for the travel photographs

• File name of the photograph
• Desired language

And it should display the following metadata

• Description
• Categories
• Location
• Other similar images?

For slides, support one or more sizes

1. 100% of the slide
2. Half (left or right) of the slide
   a. Text and image
   b. Image and text
3. Quarter of the slides (to support four images)

Currently, whenever a new reference is added to an article, the reference numbers for all the existing references have to be manually updated. A possible approach is to run a script after the completion of an article with the new references. This script must perform the following:

1. Verify the citation style and the identifiers
2. Generate reference numbers in the order of their appearance
3. Generate a reference list

Currently, the syntax highlighting for the code used in the slides is created manually. Any small modification requires a lot of effort for correcting or creating a new syntax highlight code.

Two tasks:

1. Identify all the available code snippets in the slides and remove existing syntax highlighting code.
2. Create a new file for each snippet of code
3. Use Python pygments for automated generation of the syntax highlighting.

Currently, there is a single page listing all the articles for different languages. Two tasks are required

• Separate page for each language with a complete list of articles published.
• One page for the webpage containing 10 (or configurable) recent articles and links to each language

Script to verify whether the web pages are fully compliant with accessibility.

1. The use of colors
2. All images have alternate text
3. Font size and type

Refer Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1

Publish index for the website

• index words and phrases
• link to words and phrases to external websites
• links to pages where the words/phrases appear