SoftlaneIT Official Website

A modern, high-performance website for SoftlaneIT.

Managing Content

The website's content (Blogs, Services, Projects, Careers, Testimonials) is stored in the src/content directory as Markdown (.md) files.

1. Adding a Blog Post

1. Go to src/content/blog/.
2. Create a new file, e.g., my-new-post.md.
3. Add the frontmatter at the top:

   ---
   title: The Future of AI
   excerpt: A brief summary for the card view.
   date: 2024-03-20
   author: Jane Doe
   image: https://images.unsplash.com/...
   category: Technology
   slug: the-future-of-ai
   readTime: 5 min read
   ---
   
   Your blog post content goes here...

2. Adding a Project case study

1. Go to src/content/projects/.
2. Create a new .md file.
3. Frontmatter:

   ---
   title: E-Commerce Platform
   description: A scalable solution for retail.
   image: https://images.unsplash.com/...
   category: Web Development
   slug: ecommerce-platform
   client: Retail Corp
   duration: 3 months
   technologies: [React, Node.js, AWS]
   ---
   
   Project details...

3. Adding a Service

1. Go to src/content/services/.
2. Create a new .md file.
3. Frontmatter:

   ---
   id: cloud-computing
   icon: Cloud  # Matches Lucide icon name
   title: Cloud Solutions
   description: We help you migrate to the cloud.
   features:
     - Scalability
     - Security
     - Cost Efficiency
   slug: cloud-solutions
   ---
   
   Detailed description...

4. Adding a Career Opening

1. Go to src/content/careers/.
2. Create a new .md file.
3. Frontmatter:

   ---
   title: Senior Frontend Engineer
   department: Engineering
   location: Remote
   type: Full-time
   slug: senior-frontend-engineer
   ---
   
   Job description...

5. Adding a Testimonial

1. Go to src/content/testimonials/.
2. Create a new .md file.
3. Frontmatter:

   ---
   id: 1
   name: John Smith
   role: CEO
   company: Tech Corp
   avatar: https://images.unsplash.com/...
   rating: 5
   ---
   
   "SoftlaneIT is amazing!"

Deployment

The project is configured for GitHub Pages.

1. Build the project:

   npm run build

2. Deploy: Commit and push your changes to the main branch. The GitHub Action (if configured) or manual deployment will handle the rest.

   To deploy manually to gh-pages:

   npm run deploy

   (Make sure homepage in package.json and base in vite.config.ts are set correctly)