Translate the KPI Rover Project Site to English

[AksonovSergei]

Overview

Since we have decided to write all our documentation in English, we need to translate our project site KPI Rover accordingly.

• The site is hosted on GitHub Pages: https://pages.github.com/
• It uses Docusaurus as the static site generator: https://docusaurus.io/
• The content repository is available here: https://github.com/KPI-Rover/KPI-Rover.github.io

Please translate the site into English using ChatGPT or another AI tool while ensuring the translations are accurate, natural, and contextually appropriate.

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Workflow

1. Setup Environment

• Get familiar with Docusaurus and install all necessary tools to work locally.
• Ensure your development environment is properly configured.

2. Build the Site Locally

• Follow the instructions in the repository’s README file to build the site locally.

3. Translate Page by Page

• Each translation should be submitted as a separate pull request (PR).
• Create a dedicated branch for each page you translate.
• Use the following naming convention for branches:

  <issue-number>-translate-<page-path>
  Example for page https://kpi-rover.github.io/docs/project/intro :
   9-translate-docs/project/intro
  
  

4. Quality Assurance

• Ensure that the translated content is grammatically correct and maintains the original meaning.
• If needed, manually refine the AI-generated translations.
• Build site locally and run to make sure that it looks as expected.

5. Submit Pull Requests

• Submit a separate PR for each translated page.
• The following template should be used for PR Subject: Issue Create DoD file with development completion criteria #9: Translate

6. Review and Merge

• The PR must be reviewed and approved by a team member before merging.
• Ensure that there are no breaking changes and that formatting is consistent with the original structure.

7. Verify Deployment

• Once the PR is merged, confirm that the translated page is correctly deployed on GitHub Pages.
• Open the deployed site and check that the page appears as expected.
• If any issues arise, fix them and submit a follow-up PR.

[AksonovSergei]

Hi @EugenFICT,
I think this would be a good task to start with. What do you think?
You'll need to work on Linux. I believe WSL should be sufficient.