Wireframe to Code

Understanding README files, wireframes, and branches in Git.

README Section

Purpose of a README File

Picture of a README file
Fig 1 – README File Image

A README file is a crucial document that introduces a project. It explains what the project is, what it does and why it exists. It also provides setup instructions and helps users understand, use or contribute to the project effectively.

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Wireframe Section

Purpose of a Wireframe

Image showing wireframe
Fig 2 – Wireframe Image

A wireframe is a basic, two-dimensional visual representation of a web page, app interface, or product layout. It depicts only functionality, not the true style and visual elements of the final product.

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Git Branch Section

Explaining a Branch in Git

Diagram of Git branching structure
Fig 3 – Git Branch Illustration

A branch in Git represents a separate line of development. It’s a pointer to a snapshot of your project at a given time. As you commit on that branch, Git updates it to reflect your changes. This allows isolated work on features or fixes before merging them into the main project.

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