elsewhencode/project-guidelines ? reverse-engineered prompt

Build me a clean, simple website for these JavaScript project guidelines so people can actually read and use them easily.

I want it to feel like a polished documentation page, with the Elsewhen branding, a clear table of contents, and sections for things like git workflow, documentation, environments, dependencies, testing, structure, code style, logging, API, accessibility, and licensing. Make it responsive, easy to scan, and pleasant to read on mobile and desktop. It should also support the translated versions in the repo, with a simple way to switch languages.

Use the content from the README as the source of truth, and keep the layout focused on readability. If you need to look up current docs or best practices for the implementation, go ahead. Also include a place for the sample config examples, and make sure the whole thing feels like a maintainable open source project page rather than a flashy marketing site.