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++ Learn about README files, wireframes, and Git branches. +
+What is the purpose of a README file?
++ A README introduces a project: what it is, why it exists, and how to use, install, run, and contribute to it. + It orients new users and contributors, sets expectations (requirements, license, roadmap), and centralizes + quick-start commands and links. In short, it’s the project’s front door and owner’s manual.
- Read more + Read More +What is the purpose of a wireframe?
++ A wireframe is a low‑fidelity layout of a page. It maps structure, hierarchy, and placement of elements + (headers, media, text, buttons) without visual polish. Teams use wireframes to align on content priority, + user flow, and functionality early—reducing rework before design and code. +
+ Read More +What is a branch in Git?
++ A Git branch is an independent line of development. It lets you make changes, experiment, and review work + without affecting the main history. When ready, merge the branch back (often via pull request) to integrate + tested, reviewed changes into the primary codebase. +
+ Read More +README essentials
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- Project overview and goals +
- Installation and quick start +
- Usage examples and configuration +
- Contributing guidelines and license +
- Links to docs, issues, and support +
Why wireframe first
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- Clarifies content priority and layout +
- Enables fast feedback before visuals +
- De-risks scope and uncovers edge cases +
- Acts as a blueprint for designers/devs +
Branch workflow highlights
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- Create: git checkout -b feature/name +
- Commit work locally and push the branch +
- Open a pull request for review and CI +
- Merge, then delete the branch when done +