Add dedicated EuroSciPy section to homepage#1600
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Adds a dedicated EuroSciPy section to the homepage, modelled after the existing design in the Django template. Features a split two-column layout with conference details, a CTA button, and a joint-sprints badge. The section uses the same typography (Archivo Black and DM Sans) and brand colours consistent with the EuroSciPy identity. Duplicate inline mention of EuroSciPy in the history section has been removed.
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Co-authored-by: Mia Bajić <38294198+clytaemnestra@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Mia Bajić <38294198+clytaemnestra@users.noreply.github.com>
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Adds a dedicated EuroSciPy section to the homepage, modelled after the existing design in the Django template. Features a split two-column layout with conference details, a CTA button, and a joint-sprints badge.
The section uses the same typography (Archivo Black and DM Sans) and brand colours consistent with the EuroSciPy identity. Duplicate inline mention of EuroSciPy in the history section has been removed.