The skeleton for your website.
A README file's purpose is to be a project's welcome mat, providing essential information for users and developers, including what the project does, how to install and use it, contribution guidelines, and licensing. It ensures clarity, accessibility, and smooth collaboration by serving as the primary documentation and entry point.
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The purpose of a wireframe is to create a skeletal blueprint of a digital product (website or app) to define its structure, layout, and functionality before visual design. This ensures user-friendliness, alignment among teams (designers, developers, clients), efficient feedback, and prevents costly revisions by focusing on content hierarchy and user flow early on. It's the foundational stage that focuses on what goes where, not the final look.
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According to the official documentation from Git, “Branching means you diverge from the main line of development and continue to do work without messing with that main line.” This means a new copy of the main repository is made, and after it is split off from the original path, it is free to be modified without making permanent changes to the original “main” branch. There are many different branching strategies that projects use, each offering benefits for different workflows.
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