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Overview:
The current state of the repository features a Movie Streaming Website with multiple HTML files for different movie genres (e.g., horror.html, thriller.html), all sharing the same design. However, the CSS/JS is included within each HTML file, which can be improved for better maintainability. Additionally, the codebase lacks proper organization and separation of concerns.
Proposed Changes:
Centralize CSS and JS Files: Consolidate all CSS and JS into single, external files for efficient management.
Component-Based Structure: Create separate files (HTML, CSS, JS) for individual components (e.g., cards, navbars, footer) to facilitate ease of maintenance.
File Structure Reorganization: Introduce a structured file organization system. Create a 'pages' folder to contain all HTML files for pages. Establish a 'css' folder to house CSS files for various components. Set up a 'js' folder for scripts related to dynamic components (e.g., scroll to top button).
Image Standardization: Place all movie poster images in a dedicated folder. Ensure image quality and resolution consistency by removing blurry/stretched images and adding high-definition posters.
Code Refactoring: Refactor the entire codebase for improved logic, coding style, and structure. Remove unnecessary checks and optimize the code.
Code Formatting: Check and apply Prettier formatting to all pages for code consistency.
Note: If you'd like to address each of these improvements as separate issues, please feel free to open multiple issues to tackle them one by one.
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Overview:
The current state of the repository features a Movie Streaming Website with multiple HTML files for different movie genres (e.g., horror.html, thriller.html), all sharing the same design. However, the CSS/JS is included within each HTML file, which can be improved for better maintainability. Additionally, the codebase lacks proper organization and separation of concerns.
Proposed Changes:
Note: If you'd like to address each of these improvements as separate issues, please feel free to open multiple issues to tackle them one by one.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: