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+# StickyNotes App - Frontend
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+The `src` directory is the main hub for the application's frontend resources, including HTML pages, CSS stylesheets, and JavaScript files. It's organized to separate concerns and enhance maintainability.
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+## Structure
+
+- `css`: This folder contains cascading style sheets for the application's styling.
+  - `style.css`: The main stylesheet that defines the look and feel of the application.
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+- `html`: Contains the HTML files, which are the building blocks of the application's content.
+  - `about.html`: Provides information about the application and its usage.
+  - `calendar.html`: Implements the calendar feature of the application, allowing users to manage events and notes.
+  - `privacy-policy.html`: Contains the privacy policy for the application.
+  - `inspiration.html`: Displays inspirational quotes to motivate users.
+  - `create-account.html`: Allows users to create an account to save their notes and settings.
+  - `sign-in.html`: Provides a login form for users to access their accounts.
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+- `js`: Holds the JavaScript files that add interactivity to the application.
+  - `script.js`: The main script file that contains logic for dynamic behavior and client-side functionality.
+  - `quotes.js`: Contains functions to fetch and display inspirational quotes on the `inspiration.html` page.
+  - `reset-password.js`: Implements the password reset functionality for users.
+  - `sign-in.js`: Handles user authentication and login functionality.
+  - `create-account.js`: Manages user registration and account creation.
+
+## Guidelines
+
+- **CSS**: When adding new styles, ensure they are responsive and consistent with existing styling rules. Use classes instead of IDs for styling to maintain a clean and reusable codebase.
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+- **HTML**: HTML files should be well-structured and semantic. Use proper indentation and comments to enhance readability.
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+- **JavaScript**: Keep the code modular and avoid global variables where possible. Comment on complex logic for better understanding and maintenance.
+
+## Best Practices
+
+- Test your changes in multiple browsers to ensure cross-browser compatibility.
+- Minify CSS and JavaScript files before deploying to production to improve load times.
+- Validate HTML for accessibility to ensure the application is usable by all users.
+
+## Contributions
+
+To contribute to this directory, please fork the repository, make your changes, and submit a pull request with a description of the updates. Ensure that your code follows the outlined guidelines and best practices.
+
+For any questions or issues, please open an issue in the repository, and I will address it promptly.