In this commit, the README file content has been simplified to make it more concise. Furthermore, important points have been highlighted using note and tip callout formats to make them more noticeable. Additionally, code comments and instructions have been updated for better understanding and ease of use.
This commit improves the clarity of code comments in several Astro components for better understanding of their functionality. Changes were also made to the 'rounded' class in UI cards for improved visual appearance. In the README file, detailed explanations of project structure, customization process, key features, tools and technologies used, and their roles are provided to enhance project documentation.
The codebase has been optimised with a reorganisation of the component directories. This required modifications to some import paths to preserve functionality, notably in services.astro. The README file was also decluttered and reframed under development and deployment commands to improve new developer onboarding. These changes pave the way for better SEO performance and ease of extendibility.
In response to the changes made to the directory structure of the project, the code has been refactored to adjust image import paths across various sections. It also involves reorganizing components into appropriate folders based on their roles in the application. Along with this, a new utility file for navigation links has been introduced, and configurations for authorizing remote images have been added to Astro configuration file, suggesting an enhancement in SEO performance.
This commit includes the introduction of Astro project setup files, including the configuration. The main change is the addition of the configuration file `astro.config.mjs`, where Tailwind is set up for Astro integration. It also adds `.gitignore` files, a `package.json`, and setup files for VSCode and IntelliJ IDEA. The project includes a favicon and a simple Astro page. It comes with a `package-lock.json` file which locks down the versions of each dependency ensuring that installs generate the exact same tree across machines.
