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ReadMe Update #6

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ibrahimkedir10 opened this issue Apr 29, 2024 · 0 comments
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ReadMe Update #6

ibrahimkedir10 opened this issue Apr 29, 2024 · 0 comments

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Hello,

I've been exploring the LabConnect-Frontend repository and noticed that the README could be enhanced to better assist new contributors and users. I would like to suggest a few improvements:

  1. Project Description:
    Add a detailed description of what LabConnect-Frontend is, its purpose, and who it is for. This helps newcomers understand the project's utility quickly.
  2. Visual Aids:
    Include screenshots of the application. Visuals can make the README more engaging and provide a quick insight into the UI/UX of the project.
  3. Getting Started Section:
    Expand the "Getting Started" section with more detailed setup instructions. For instance, prerequisites like Node.js/npm versions, and any required environment setup.
    A step-by-step guide on how to set up the development environment locally would be beneficial.
  4. Contribution Guidelines:
    Add a section outlining how one can contribute to the project, the process for submitting pull requests, and any coding guidelines or standards to follow.
  5. Link to Issues and Project Roadmap:
    Include links to the issues page for new contributors to find things they can work on.
    If available, a link to the project's roadmap or any upcoming features would be helpful.
  6. License Information:
    Clearly state the project's license, and link to the LICENSE file. This is crucial for open source projects to ensure users know how they can legally use the project.
  7. Contact Information:
    Provide a way for users to reach out for more help or to join the community (e.g., email, Discord, Slack channels).
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