CodeFaithBench | Project Site

Recruiting site for CodeFaithBench, a research project at FARD Lab (UBC Okanagan) on the faithfulness of LLM explanations for code reasoning.

Live: https://fard-lab.github.io/codefaithbench-site/

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Stack

Plain HTML + Tailwind CSS (via CDN) + small custom CSS layer. Edit a .html file → push to main → GitHub Pages redeploys in ~60 seconds.

Files

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├── index.html          # Landing page
├── team.html           # PI, students, open positions
├── join.html           # Recruiting details and contact
├── assets/
│   ├── styles.css      # Custom styles (CSS variables for colors)
│   └── favicon.svg
├── .nojekyll           # Tells GitHub Pages to skip Jekyll processing
└── README.md

Local preview

Any static file server works:

python3 -m http.server 8000
# or
npx serve .

Open http://localhost:8000.

Editing

Update text: Open the relevant .html file and edit between tags. Tailwind utility classes can stay.

Add a team member: In team.html, copy a <div class="card">…</div> block under "Student Researchers" and edit the name, role, and bio.

Add a new page: Copy any existing .html file as your starting point; nav, footer, and styling are already wired up. Then add the page to the nav block in all existing files (search for nav-link to find them).

Change the color palette: Edit the CSS variables at the top of assets/styles.css. The site uses slate (backgrounds) + amber (accents).

Update the "Last updated" date: Bump the year in the footer of each HTML file.

License

Site content © FARD Lab. Code under MIT. Feel free to adapt the structure for your own project.