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4- < meta charset ="UTF-8 " />
5- < meta name ="viewport " content ="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0 " />
6- < title > Wireframe</ title >
7- < link rel ="stylesheet " href ="style.css " />
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11- < h1 > Wireframe</ h1 >
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5+ < meta charset ="UTF-8 " />
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7+ < title > Wireframe</ title >
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12+ < header >
13+ < h1 > GitHub Web Project Essentials</ h1 >
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15+ A quickstart guide to building, documenting and maintaining web projects
16+ with GitHub.
17+ </ p >
18+ </ header >
19+ < main >
20+ < article class ="card " id ="main-article ">
21+ < img src ="./assets/readme.png " alt ="" class ="article-img " />
22+ < h2 class ="article-title "> What Is the Purpose of a README</ h2 >
23+ < p class ="article-text ">
24+ A good README file serves as a project's "front door," acting as a crucial piece of documentation that explains
25+ what an application does, why the specific technologies were chosen, and how it differentiates a high-quality
26+ project to both users and potential employers. At a minimum, an effective layout must include the project title,
27+ a descriptive overview, clear instructions on installation and usage, collaborator credits, and an appropriate
28+ open-source license.
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19- < h2 > Title</ h2 >
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21- Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur adipisicing elit. Quisquam,
22- voluptates. Quisquam, voluptates.
23- </ p >
24- < a href =""> Read more</ a >
25- </ article >
26- </ main >
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30+ < a href ="https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/how-to-write-a-good-readme-file/ " class ="article-link " target ="_blank "
31+ aria-label ="Read more about README files "> Read more</ a >
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33+ </ main >
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