122 resources page - #123
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WalkthroughA new Resources page is added to the landing website. This includes updating prerender routes in configuration, adding a sitemap entry, creating the Resources page component with AMSTAR 2 content, and adding a Resources navigation link to the footer. Changes
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packages/landing/src/routes/resources.jsx (2)
17-24: Consider adding social sharing images for better engagement.While the core SEO metadata is correctly implemented, adding Open Graph and Twitter image tags could enhance the page's appearance when shared on social media.
Optional enhancement for social sharing
<Meta property='og:title' content={title} /> <Meta property='og:description' content={description} /> <Meta property='og:url' content={pageUrl} /> +<Meta property='og:type' content='website' /> +<Meta property='og:image' content={`${config.appUrl}/og-resources.png`} /> <Meta name='twitter:title' content={title} /> <Meta name='twitter:description' content={description} /> +<Meta name='twitter:card' content='summary_large_image' /> +<Meta name='twitter:image' content={`${config.appUrl}/og-resources.png`} />Note: You would need to create an appropriate Open Graph image for the Resources page.
106-180: Consider extracting confidence level boxes into a data-driven pattern.The four confidence level boxes follow a similar structure with different content, icons, and colors. Extracting this into a data-driven approach could reduce duplication and improve maintainability.
Optional refactoring approach
You could extract the confidence levels into a data structure:
const confidenceLevels = [ { level: 'High', description: 'No or one non-critical weakness: the systematic review provides an accurate and comprehensive summary of the results of the available studies that address the question of interest.', icon: AiOutlineCheckCircle, colors: { border: 'border-green-200', bg: 'bg-green-50', iconBg: 'bg-green-100', iconColor: 'text-green-600', }, }, // ... other levels ];Then render with a
<For>component:<For each={confidenceLevels}> {(level) => ( <div class={`rounded-lg border p-6 ${level.colors.border} ${level.colors.bg}`}> {/* ... */} </div> )} </For>However, this refactoring can be deferred if you prefer to keep the code explicit for now.
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packages/landing/src/components/Footer.jsx (1)
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packages/landing/src/components/PrefetchLink.jsx (1)
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packages/landing/src/components/Footer.jsx (1)
41-48: LGTM!The Resources link is implemented consistently with other navigation items, using
PrefetchLinkfor performance and matching the established styling patterns.packages/landing/public/sitemap.xml (1)
12-14: LGTM!The sitemap entry for the Resources page is correctly formatted and follows the same structure as other entries.
packages/landing/app.config.js (1)
14-14: LGTM!The prerender routes configuration correctly includes the new
/resourcesroute, ensuring the page is pre-rendered for optimal performance.packages/landing/src/routes/resources.jsx (2)
1-14: LGTM!The imports are well-organized, using the appropriate alias (
~) for internal modules as per coding guidelines. The component setup with SEO metadata is clean and follows best practices.
71-90: LGTM!External links are properly secured with
rel='external noopener noreferrer'attributes and include visual indicators (FiExternalLinkicon) for accessibility. This follows security and UX best practices.
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