Wireframe To Web Code

Wireframe

A wireframe is a plan outlining the basic structure of the elements of a website, webpage or digital interface - its purpose is to give the viewer a rough idea of how content will be displayed and function in the final product, such as banners, navigation bars, buttons, images, and articles. In essence, a wireframe is the architectural "blueprint" of a web document.

README

The purpose of a README file is to provide important information for a project or piece of software. It can include information such as:

• Installation/operating instructions
• Version info
• System requirements
• A basic description of the software
• Troubleshooting and support contact info
• Copyright and licensing info
• Source links

README files are commonly written in Markdown (.md), plaintext format.

Git Branches

In Git, repositories are made up of "branches."

• The the base branch is called "main" - it represents the original code and main development history of a project.
• When you create a branch from here, you make a copy that can be worked on without messing up the original code.
• Individual edits made and saved to a repository are called "commits," each with their own unique url.
• In summary, a "branch" is just a specific sequence of commits - a timeline of changes made to a project in isolation from the main development.
• Once finalised and a branch can be reviewed and merged with main development via a "Pull Request."