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Regarding WordPress, the 'index.html' will be transformed into the equivalent of 'front-page.php'
or 'index.php' as a fallback. I will use WordPress queries to display the data.

I will need the follow templates, following similar styling - however without the one-page scrolling
effect as they will be individual pages:

[1] archive.php — the default design to display posts by category, by author, or by date if no other templates are designed.

[2] archive-{post-type}.php — if you’re implementing Custom Post Types, this is how you can customize the design for the archive listing.

[3] attachment.php — the default design to display an attachment that’s been uploaded to the media library (other than an image).

[4] author.php — the default design for a single author.

[5] category.php — the default design to display posts for a category.

[6] comments.php — the default commenting template used throughout the blog.

[7] date.php — the default design to display posts by date, if used in the permalink structure.

[8] image.php — the default design to display an image that’s been uploaded to the media library.

[9] single.php — the default design for a single post.

[10] single-{post-type}.php — if you’re implementing Custom Post Types, this is how you can customize the design for the single version.

[11] tag.php — the default design to display an archive of posts by tag.

[12] taxonomy.php — the default design to display an archive of posts by a custom taxonomy.

In no particular order:
[1], [3], [5] -> Admadeusz
[2], [4], [6] -> Fraser
[7], [9], [10] -> Adam
[8], [11], [12] -> Martin