Quickstart Rework with WYSIWYG #618
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This PR completely revamps the quickstart page to better serve both technical and non-technical users, with special emphasis on the WYSIWYG editor experience.
Key Changes:
Dual-Path Approach: Created a tabbed interface that clearly separates the Web Editor workflow (for non-technical users) from the Code-Based workflow (for developers)
Added Web Editor Documentation: Expanded significantly on the Web Editor capabilities, including slash commands, editor modes, and content creation
Git Concepts for Non-Technical Users: Added clear explanations of Git concepts (repositories, branches, commits, pull requests) using accessible language and analogies
Improved Warnings: Added important warnings about branch management to prevent accidental deployments
Enhanced Alt Text: Improved image accessibility with more descriptive alt text
Better Organization: Restructured content with accordions and tabs for improved navigation and readability
Clearer Introduction: Added context about MDX files while keeping the introduction accessible to all users
This rewrite addresses the need to better educate non-technical users about Git workflows while still providing a comprehensive quickstart experience for all user types.