feat(task): add task page (wrote) + blog (not wrote) + remove summary

Author: amyheather

_quarto.yml

@@ -33,8 +33,11 @@ website:
           - pages/media/index.qmd
           - pages/inline_html/index.qmd
           - pages/customising/index.qmd
+      - pages/task/index.qmd
+      - section: "Optional extras"
+        contents:
           - pages/code/index.qmd
-          - pages/summary/index.qmd
+          - pages/blog/index.qmd
       - pages/examples/index.qmd
   page-footer:
     center:

pages/blog/index.qmd

@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+---
+title: Blog
+---

pages/summary/index.qmd

@@ -0,0 +1,73 @@
+---
+title: "Task: Create a site for your research"
+---
+
+::: {.pale-blue}
+
+**On this page we will:**
+
+* Turn the template site into something related to your own work.
+* Explore ideas for research project, group, or personal profile sites.
+* Make at least one small change that you could build on later.
+
+:::
+
+You have been working with the `quarto-template` site. On this page, you will start turning that template into a site that is *about you* and your work.
+
+
+You can choose any focus that feels useful right now:
+
+- A **research project** (past, current, or planned)  
+- A **research group or lab**  
+- Your **personal research profile**  
+
+If you are not sure what you want yet, have a look at the [Examples page](/pages/examples/index.qmd) in the site to see how other people use simple research websites.
+
+You can also use one of the ideas below as a starting point.
+
+[![](examples.drawio.png){fig-alt="Screenshot of examples page."}](/pages/examples/index.qmd)
+
+## Research project site
+
+Use the site to tell the story of a specific project. Possible sections:
+
+- **Overview**: A short, plain-language summary of the project and why it matters.  
+- **Aims and questions**: Bullet points for main research questions or objectives.  
+- **Methods**: A brief description of data, methods, or models.
+- **Team**: Names, roles, and links to collaborators.  
+- **Outputs**: Links to papers, preprints, posters, talks, code, or datasets.
+
+You might:
+
+- Change the homepage text so it describes your project.  
+- Add a "Project" page that lists aims, methods, and a simple timeline.  
+
+## Research group or lab site
+
+Use the site as a simple research group or lab homepage. Possible sections:
+
+- **About the group**: Focus areas, themes, or mission.  
+- **People**: Short profiles or a simple list of group members and roles.
+- **Projects**: A few current or recent projects with one-line descriptions.  
+- **Publications**: Selected outputs or a link to a full list elsewhere.  
+- **Contact / joining**: How to get in touch or find out about opportunities.
+
+You might:
+
+- Rename existing pages to “People”, “Projects”, or “Publications”.  
+- Add one short paragraph for each person or project.  
+
+## Personal research profile
+
+Use the site as your own academic website. Possible sections:
+
+- **About / bio**: Who you are, your role, and main research interests. 
+- **Publications or outputs**: Selected work you want people to find easily.  
+- **Teaching / supervision**: Courses, workshops, or student projects.  
+- **Talks / blog / notes**: Optional space for short posts or slides.  
+- **Contact and links**: Email, ORCID, GitHub, institutional profile.
+
+You might:
+
+- Turn the homepage into a short “About me” with a photo.  
+- Add a “Publications” or “Outputs” page with 5–10 key items.