Add Open Graph and Twitter Card meta tags #18
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Overview
Adds comprehensive Open Graph and Twitter Card meta tags to enable rich social media previews when the site is shared on platforms like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and other social networks.
Changes
Added the following meta tags to
index.html
:Standard SEO
description
: Provides a comprehensive description of the application for search engines and social platformsOpen Graph Tags (Facebook, LinkedIn, Discord, etc.)
og:type
: Identifies the content as a websiteog:url
: Points to the StackBlitz live demo URLog:title
: "React Performance Examples"og:description
: Detailed description of the application's purposeog:image
: Uses/vite.svg
(with documentation for future customization)og:site_name
: "React Performance Examples"Twitter Card Tags
twitter:card
: Set to "summary_large_image" for optimal preview displaytwitter:url
: Points to the StackBlitz live demo URLtwitter:title
: "React Performance Examples"twitter:description
: Detailed description of the application's purposetwitter:image
: Uses/vite.svg
(with documentation for future customization)Implementation Details
Image URLs
The implementation uses relative image URLs (
/vite.svg
) rather than absolute URLs to provide maximum flexibility across different deployment environments (StackBlitz, Vercel, Netlify, GitHub Pages, etc.). HTML comments have been added to guide future maintainers:Future Improvements
For a production deployment with a fixed URL, consider:
Testing
Screenshot
The application now includes proper meta tags that will create rich social media previews when shared, improving discoverability and presentation across all major social platforms.
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