Learn what a README is for, why wireframes matter, and how Git branches help you work safely.
A README file is the first place someone looks to understand your project. It explains what the project does, how to install and run it, and any important details a user or contributor needs to know.
A clear README saves time, reduces confusion, and makes your work more welcoming to others.
Learn more about writing READMEsA wireframe is a simple visual plan of a webpage or app. It focuses on layout, structure, and content placement rather than colours or final design details.
Wireframes help you think about user experience early, spot problems before you code, and communicate ideas clearly with others.
Read more about wireframesA branch in Git is a separate line of development. It lets you work on new features or fixes without changing the main codebase until you are ready.
By using branches, you can experiment safely, review changes, and then merge them back into the main branch when they are tested and stable.
Learn more about Git branches