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• My code follows the style guidelines of this project
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• I have made corresponding changes to the documentation
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Walkthrough

The changes involve updates to two documentation files: welcome-to-organized.md and donate.md. The welcome-to-organized.md document has been revised for clarity, with updated image references and enhanced descriptions of the app's features, benefits, and security measures. The donate.md file has been modified to emphasize the commitment to keeping the service free and to clarify the impact of donations. Both documents aim to improve user engagement and understanding of the Organized app.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
organized/docs/app-overview/welcome-to-organized.md	Updated image reference, refined text for clarity, emphasized app benefits, clarified PWA nature, and elaborated on security measures.
organized/docs/how-to-support/donate.md	Enhanced clarity of donation message, bolded key phrases, and streamlined text regarding the impact of donations.

Possibly related PRs

• Update welcome-to-organized.md #403: This PR updates the same document (welcome-to-organized.md) as the main PR, focusing on text refinement and reorganization, which indicates a direct relationship in terms of content changes.
• Newest edits #410: This PR also modifies welcome-to-organized.md, enhancing clarity and user engagement, thus directly relating to the changes made in the main PR.

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⛔ Files ignored due to path filters (2)

• organized/docs/app-overview/img/organized-app-wallpaper.jpeg is excluded by !**/*.jpeg
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• organized/docs/app-overview/welcome-to-organized.md (1 hunks)
• organized/docs/how-to-support/donate.md (1 hunks)

🔇 Additional comments (4)

organized/docs/how-to-support/donate.md (2)

15-15: LGTM! Text changes improve clarity and impact.

The revised text effectively emphasizes the free nature of the service while better articulating the impact of donations on supporting diverse congregation needs.

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Line range hint 1-24: Verify PR scope and title alignment.

The PR is titled "compressed-image" but this file only contains text changes. Additionally, the AI summary mentions changes to welcome-to-organized.md which isn't provided for review.

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organized/docs/app-overview/welcome-to-organized.md (2)

Line range hint 1-24: Documentation structure and content look great!

The documentation is well-organized, comprehensive, and follows good practices:

• Clear section hierarchy
• Proper markdown formatting
• Informative content with good flow
• Relevant external links
• Comprehensive coverage of app features and benefits

Also applies to: 25-50, 51-75, 76-100

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10-10: Verify image quality and enhance accessibility.

The change from PNG to JPEG format aligns with the goal of image compression. However, please ensure:

1. The compressed JPEG maintains adequate quality for documentation purposes
2. The image file size is significantly reduced compared to the original PNG

Additionally, consider adding alt text that provides more context than just "Organized wallpaper":

-![Organized wallpaper](./img/organized-app-wallpaper.jpeg)
+![Organized app interface showing the main dashboard with scheduling and congregation management features](./img/organized-app-wallpaper.jpeg)

✅ Verification successful

Image compression successfully verified

The verification confirms that:

• The new JPEG image exists at the correct path and is reasonably sized at 22KB
• The old PNG file is no longer present, indicating a clean migration
• The file size of 22KB is appropriate for a documentation wallpaper, ensuring fast page loads while maintaining quality

The suggestion for more descriptive alt text remains valid for better accessibility.

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Quality Gate passed

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Measures
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