Course Work on Wireframe
++ A Course Work on Wireframe and How Web Developers Use it to Develop + Web Codes. +
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+A README file
++ According to wikipedia, a A README file contains descriptive + information about the content of a directory in which the file is + located. The scope orientational information about the directory + content. +
+Summary of README File
++ A README.md is a key document in repositories, especially on GitHub. + It introduces the project, explains its purpose, setup, and usage, and + helps users and developers contribute effectively. A well-written + README is important because: Allows formatted documentation. The + extension .md stands for markdown. It is meant to be the first + document to be read by someone starting on the project. Gives a + high-level description: what this software or project does, why it + exists, who it is for and how to install / configure. It can include + code examples, API usage, command-line usage, etc. It states the + license under which the software is released, gives credit to authors + or collaborators. Looks polished when hosted as a webpage. +
+What is the Purpose of Wireframes
++ Wireframes are skeleton of the web. This skeleton is a + two-dimensional depiction of a pages interface that shows the + spacing of elements on the page, how content is prioritized, what + functionalities are available, and how users will interact with + the site. They also play a vital role in connecting information + architecture to the visual aspects of the design by showing + pathways between the various pages. Wireframes are intentionally + void of color, graphics and stylized fonts. +
++ Wireframing is a quick and effective way to identify usability + issues early on in your design process. +
+What is Branch in Git
++ A Git branch is a separate workspace used to make changes without + affecting the main project. Once the work is complete, the changes + can be merged back into the main or master branch. Branches make + it easy to: +
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- Manage different tasks or features independently +
- Test changes without affecting live code +
- Collaborate with others efficiently +
+ Without branching developers will not have the flexibility of + making changes and contributing to the main branch after a pull + request +
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