@@ -17,12 +17,57 @@ <h1>Wireframe</h1>
1717 < main >
1818 < article >
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20- < h2 > Title </ h2 >
20+ < h2 > The Purpose of Readme </ h2 >
2121 < p >
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22+ A README file is typically the first file a reader encounters
23+ when accessing a project. It contains essential information
24+ about the codebase, software, game, or application. It also
25+ provides instructions and guidelines on how to use, update,
26+ or contribute to the project.
2427 </ p >
25- < a href =""> Read more</ a >
28+
29+ < P > The purpose of a README file is to serve as a roadmap for the developer
30+ and other contributors. It helps them follow clear instructions to build
31+ or maintain the project and offers insight into how the project is structured.
32+ It also assists in debugging, making it easier to trace issues and understand
33+ where each section of code is located.
34+ </ P >
35+ < P > For end users, the README clarifies which
36+ frameworks or programming languages were used, why those technologies were chosen,
37+ and what inspired the creator to build the project.
38+ </ p >
39+ < a href ="https://www.mygreatlearning.com/blog/readme-file/ "> Read more</ a >
40+ </ article >
41+ < article >
42+ < img src ="placeholder.svg " alt ="" />
43+ < h2 > The purpose of Wireframe</ h2 >
44+ < p >
45+ A wireframe is a visual sketch or layout of a website or web page
46+ that is intended to be developed. It outlines the basic structure
47+ and placement of elements before any design or coding begins.
48+ </ p >
49+ < p >
50+ The purpose of a wireframe is to establish a clear hierarchy of information
51+ on the developer’s site or page, considering that users typically begin scanning a
52+ webpage from the upper-left corner. It simplifies communication between the developer
53+ and the client by providing a shared visual reference, and it serves as a blueprint
54+ for the project.
55+ </ p >
56+ < p >
57+ Wireframes help developers organize content logically,
58+ trace bugs more easily, and understand where each section
59+ of code corresponds to the visual layout.</ p >
60+ < a href ="https://medium.com/design-bootcamp/wireframes-5d63f9d760a8 "> Read more</ a >
61+ </ article >
62+ < article class ="last ">
63+ < img src ="placeholder.svg " alt ="" />
64+ < h2 > Branches in Git</ h2 >
65+ < p >
66+ A branch in Git is a separate line of development that diverges from
67+ the main repository. It acts as an isolated workspace where changes
68+ can be made without affecting the original branch which is called main branch.
69+ </ p >
70+ < a href ="https://medium.com/@jacoblogan98/understanding-git-branching-5d01f3dda541 "> Read more</ a >
2671 </ article >
2772 </ main >
2873 < footer >
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