wtf is cats-plusplus-project-page?

This repository contains the source code for a project page associated with "CATS++," a research project from the CVLab at KAIST. It's the website that showcases the project, meaning it holds the text, images, layout, and interactive demos that visitors see when they want to learn about what the research team built. While the repository itself doesn't include a written description, the code is built entirely in HTML. This tells us the page is essentially a static website, a straightforward, fixed set of web pages rather than a complex web application that requires a backend server or database. Academic and research project pages are typically built this way to reliably host papers, figures, and video demonstrations without breaking over time. The people who would use this repository are primarily the researchers and students working on the CATS++ project. They use it to publish and share their work with the broader world. Visitors who land on the finished website might be other computer vision researchers, students studying the topic, or technology professionals looking to understand the project's methods and results through its interactive demos. For a non-technical person, this repository is mainly useful as the behind-the-scenes blueprint of a research showcase. If you are a founder or PM collaborating with a research team, a repository like this is where you would go to update the public-facing presentation of a project, fix a broken image, or add a new demo video. However, because it lacks any documentation or guidance, you would need at least a basic understanding of HTML to safely make changes without breaking the page's layout.