Update readme.md

[yaxit24]

I organized the content into clear sections, added visual elements and enhancing readability and user engagement for better understanding and navigation.

Pull Request for Resum-Resume 💡

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You added a GIF to the README file to visually demonstrate the resume-building process, making it easier for users to understand the functionality and user experience, thereby increasing engagement and clarity.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added a GIF showcasing the LinkedIn Resume Builder to enhance visual appeal in the README.

• Documentation

  • Maintained the structure and content of the README while improving engagement through dynamic visuals.

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request focus on enhancing the readme.md file by adding a GIF image that demonstrates the LinkedIn Resume Builder. This GIF has been placed at the end of multiple sections, including "Features," "Project Structure," and "Getting Started," among others. The text content and structure of the README remain unchanged, ensuring that the information presented continues to serve its original purpose.

Changes

File	Change Summary
readme.md	Added a GIF image showcasing the LinkedIn Resume Builder to various sections without altering existing text or structure.

Possibly related PRs

• Update index.html #892: This PR updates the index.html file, which includes changes to the footer section, similar to the enhancements made in the readme.md file regarding project documentation and user guidance.
• Khushi joshi 05 patch 1 #893: This PR also modifies the index.html file, focusing on the footer and social media links, which aligns with the overall goal of improving user engagement and information accessibility in the readme.md.
• Add Hero Section with Resume Building Options to "Build Resume" Page #913: This PR introduces a hero section in the "Build Resume" page, which complements the visual enhancements made in the readme.md by improving user interaction and guidance on using the resume builder.

Poem

In the README, a GIF does dance,
Showcasing features at a glance.
With vibrant moves, it catches the eye,
Helping users give it a try!
A little hop, a joyful cheer,
The LinkedIn Builder is finally here! 🐇✨

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