diallomamadoumactar-wq/Pamoja-nigeria-opinion-pooling

Pamoja reporting opinion pooling Nigeria 2025 # Pamoja Nigeria — 2025 Opinion Poll A regionally representative survey of 1,200 adults across Southwest Nigeria on abortion knowledge, attitudes, stigma, media habits, and the strategic Persuadable Middle audience. ## Repository structure ``` . ├── index.html # The main page ├── styles.css # All visual styles, brand tokens ├── script.js # Mobile menu, scroll reveal, Chart.js renders ├── assets/ │ └── favicon.svg # Pamoja brand favicon ├── Pamoja_Nigeria_Opinion_Poll_2025_Brief.pdf # Downloadable brief (linked from site) └── README.md ``` Keep all files in the same directory when deploying. The download button on the site links to the PDF by relative path. ## How to host on GitHub Pages 1. Push the contents of this folder (or the whole folder) to a GitHub repo. 2. In the repo settings, go to **Pages**. 3. Set the source to **Deploy from a branch** → `main` → `/ (root)`. 4. Wait ~1 minute. Your site will be live at `https:// .github.io/ /`. If you only see a blank page, hard-refresh (Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + R). The first deploy can take a couple of minutes to propagate. ## How to preview locally The site uses CDN-hosted libraries (Google Fonts and Chart.js), so just opening `index.html` directly in a browser works — no build step needed. If charts don't render in `file://`, run a tiny local server: ```bash # from this folder python3 -m http.server 8000 # then open localhost ``` ## How to update the content The site is built with three editable files: - **`index.html`** — All the copy. Search for the section you want to change. - **`script.js`** — All the chart data. Look for the dataset arrays (`data: [...]`) inside each `new Chart(...)` block. - **`styles.css`** — All visual styling. Brand colors live as CSS variables at the top: ```css --purple: #49267a; --pink: #e62b67; --yellow: #f8c501; ``` Change them once and th …