WYPARDI website — how to upload this to cPanel File Manager

1. Log in to cPanel and open "File Manager".
2. Go into the folder your domain serves from — usually public_html
   (or public_html/yourfolder if this should live at a sub-path).
3. Click "Upload" and upload the file wypardi-site.zip from this package.
4. Back in File Manager, select wypardi-site.zip, click "Extract", and
   extract it into the current folder.
5. You should now see, directly inside public_html:
     index.html
     about.html
     services.html
     assets/style.css
     assets/images/  (with the image name-guide inside it)
6. Delete wypardi-site.zip afterwards to keep things tidy (the extracted
   files are all you need — do not delete those).
7. Visit your domain in a browser. The homepage loads automatically from
   index.html; About Us and Services are reachable from the menu.
8. Open assets/images/READ-ME-IMAGE-FILENAMES.txt for the exact file names
   to use when you upload your logo and photos into assets/images/.

Notes
- This is a plain HTML/CSS site — no database, no WordPress, nothing else
  to install. It runs on any standard cPanel hosting plan.
- The footer contact form currently shows an on-page "message received"
  confirmation but does not send an email yet. To make it actually deliver
  messages, either:
    a) Sign up at formspree.io (free tier works), get your form endpoint,
       and set the <form> tag's action to that URL in all three HTML
       files, or
    b) Install Forminator (if you move to WordPress later) or ask for a
       small PHP mail script wired to this same form fields (name, email,
       message).
- If you ever want the site at a different folder instead of the domain
  root, just extract it there instead of public_html — all links between
  pages and to assets/ are relative, so it will work either way.
