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Images Directory

This directory contains visual assets and branding materials for the OpenEMR on EKS deployment project.

📋 Table of Contents

Images Table of Contents Section Picture

📁 Directory Overview

📄 File Documentation

📖 Usage Guidelines

🔧 Maintenance & Operations

🔗 References & Dependencies

💡 Best Practices

🛠️ Support & Troubleshooting

Directory Structure

Visual Assets

  • deploy-training-setup.png - Screenshot showing the training environment setup process
  • deploy-training-setup.gif - Animated GIF showing the training environment setup process in action
  • deploy-training-setup-openemr-login.png - Screenshot showing the OpenEMR login page with newly generated admin credentials
  • deploy-training-setup-patient-finder.png - Screenshot showing synthetic patients in OpenEMR's Patient Finder
  • deploy-training-setup-warp-data-upload.png - Screenshot showing Warp uploading 100 synthetic patients in less than 1 minute
  • destroy.png - Screenshot showing successful infrastructure destruction
  • destroy.gif - Animated GIF showing the infrastructure destruction process in action
  • openemr_on_eks_github_banner.png - GitHub repository banner for social media and repository display
  • openemr_on_eks_logo.png - Main project logo for documentation and branding (optimized for web)
  • quick-deploy-grafana-login.png - Screenshot showing the Grafana login page after deployment
  • quick-deploy-openemr-grafana-datasources.png - Screenshot showing 7 integrated datasources for dashboarding and alerting
  • 16_built_in_grafana_dashboards.png - Screenshot showing the 16 built-in Grafana dashboards available in the monitoring stack
  • 1531_built_in_prometheus_metrics.png - Screenshot showing the 1531 built-in Prometheus metrics collected from the cluster
  • 218_built_in_alerting_rules.png - Screenshot showing the 218 built-in alerting rules configured for comprehensive monitoring
  • auto_instrumented_traces.png - Screenshot showing auto-instrumented distributed traces from OTeBPF in Grafana Tempo
  • automate_your_on_call_escalations.png - Screenshot showing automated on-call escalation configuration in AlertManager
  • quick-deploy-openemr-admin-landing-page.png - Screenshot showing the OpenEMR admin dashboard landing page
  • quick-deploy-openemr-grafana.png - Screenshot showing OpenEMR monitoring dashboard in Grafana
  • quick-deploy-openemr-login.png - Screenshot showing the OpenEMR login page after deployment
  • quick-deploy.png - Screenshot demonstrating the quick deployment script workflow
  • quick_deploy.gif - Animated GIF showing the quick deployment script workflow in action
  • quickstart_section_picture.png - Project mascot giving a thumbs up while dressed like an astronaut, used at the beginning of the Quick Start section
  • table_of_contents_section_picture.png - Project mascot dressed like an astronaut reading a book, used in the table of contents section
  • monitoring_table_of_contents_section_picture.png - Project mascot image used in the table of contents section of the monitoring README
  • docs_table_of_contents_section_picture.png - Project mascot image used in the table of contents section of the docs README
  • scripts_table_of_contents_section_picture.png - Project mascot image used in the table of contents section of the scripts README
  • terraform_table_of_contents_section_picture.png - Project mascot image used in the table of contents section of the terraform README
  • k8s_table_of_contents_section_picture.png - Project mascot image used in the table of contents section of the k8s README
  • tui.png - Screenshot of the Terminal User Interface (TUI) console launch screen for macOS and Windows
  • console_table_of_contents_section_picture.png - Project mascot image used in the table of contents section of the console README
  • images_table_of_contents_section_picture.png - Project mascot image used in the table of contents section of the images README
  • github_table_of_contents_section_picture.png - Project mascot image used in the table of contents section of the GitHub workflows README
  • oidc_provider_table_of_contents_section_picture.png - Project mascot image used in the table of contents section of the OIDC provider README
  • tests_table_of_contents_section_picture.png - Project mascot image used in the table of contents section of the tests README
  • warp_table_of_contents_section_picture.png - Project mascot image used in the table of contents section of the warp README

File Descriptions

Deploy Training Setup Screenshot (deploy-training-setup.png)

  • Purpose: Visual demonstration of the training environment setup script (scripts/deploy-training-openemr-setup.sh)
  • Format: PNG screenshot
  • Usage: Documentation and README files to show the training setup workflow
  • Context: Illustrates the process for deploying OpenEMR training environments with pre-configured settings

Deploy Training Setup Animated Demo (deploy-training-setup.gif)

  • Purpose: Animated visual demonstration of the training environment setup script (scripts/deploy-training-openemr-setup.sh) in action
  • Format: Animated GIF
  • Usage: Documentation and README files to show the training setup workflow in motion
  • Context: Illustrates the process for deploying OpenEMR training environments with pre-configured settings and synthetic patient data upload with animated terminal output
  • Note: Recording is sped up 5x

Deploy Training Setup OpenEMR Login (deploy-training-setup-openemr-login.png)

  • Purpose: Visual demonstration of accessing the OpenEMR application after training setup deployment
  • Format: PNG screenshot
  • Usage: Documentation and README files to show the OpenEMR login interface with newly generated admin credentials
  • Context: Shows users what to expect when accessing OpenEMR after the training setup deployment

Deploy Training Setup Patient Finder (deploy-training-setup-patient-finder.png)

  • Purpose: Visual demonstration of verifying synthetic patient uploads in OpenEMR's Patient Finder
  • Format: PNG screenshot
  • Usage: Documentation and README files to show how to verify uploaded synthetic patients
  • Context: Illustrates navigating to "Finder" → "Patient Finder" to see uploaded synthetic patients

Deploy Training Setup Warp Data Upload (deploy-training-setup-warp-data-upload.png)

  • Purpose: Visual demonstration of Warp uploading synthetic patient data
  • Format: PNG screenshot
  • Usage: Documentation and README files to show the speed of Warp data uploads
  • Context: Shows Warp uploading 100 synthetic patients in less than 1 minute

Destroy Screenshot (destroy.png)

  • Purpose: Visual demonstration of successful infrastructure destruction using the destroy script (scripts/destroy.sh)
  • Format: PNG screenshot
  • Usage: Documentation and README files to show the cleanup workflow
  • Context: Illustrates the complete infrastructure destruction process with the "DESTRUCTION COMPLETE!" success message

Destroy Animated Demo (destroy.gif)

  • Purpose: Animated visual demonstration of the infrastructure destruction script (scripts/destroy.sh) in action
  • Format: Animated GIF
  • Usage: Documentation and README files to show the cleanup workflow in motion
  • Context: Illustrates the complete infrastructure destruction process with animated terminal output showing the bulletproof cleanup workflow
  • Note: Recording is sped up 5x

GitHub Banner (openemr_on_eks_github_banner.png)

  • Purpose: Social media banner for GitHub repository display
  • Format: PNG image with transparency support
  • Usage: Repository banner, social media sharing, and promotional materials
  • Dimensions: Optimized for GitHub's banner display requirements

Grafana Login Screenshot (quick-deploy-grafana-login.png)

  • Purpose: Visual demonstration of accessing the Grafana monitoring interface after deployment
  • Format: PNG screenshot
  • Usage: Documentation and README files to show the Grafana login page
  • Context: Shows users how to access the monitoring stack that comes with the quick deployment

OpenEMR Admin Dashboard Screenshot (quick-deploy-openemr-admin-landing-page.png)

  • Purpose: Visual demonstration of the OpenEMR admin dashboard landing page
  • Format: PNG screenshot
  • Usage: Documentation and README files to show the admin interface after login
  • Context: Illustrates the admin dashboard that users will see after logging into OpenEMR

OpenEMR Grafana Dashboard Screenshot (quick-deploy-openemr-grafana.png)

  • Purpose: Visual demonstration of monitoring OpenEMR in the Grafana dashboard
  • Format: PNG screenshot
  • Usage: Documentation and README files to show the monitoring capabilities
  • Context: Illustrates the pre-configured Grafana dashboard that monitors OpenEMR deployment metrics and health

OpenEMR Grafana Datasources (quick-deploy-openemr-grafana-datasources.png)

  • Purpose: Visual demonstration of the 7 integrated datasources available in the monitoring stack
  • Format: PNG screenshot
  • Usage: Documentation and README files to show datasource configuration
  • Context: Illustrates the comprehensive datasources available for dashboarding and alerting

16 Built-in Grafana Dashboards (16_built_in_grafana_dashboards.png)

  • Purpose: Visual demonstration of the 16 pre-configured Grafana dashboards available in the monitoring stack
  • Format: PNG screenshot
  • Usage: Documentation and README files to show the extensive dashboard collection
  • Context: Shows users the comprehensive set of Kubernetes and system monitoring dashboards that are automatically available after deployment

1531 Built-in Prometheus Metrics (1531_built_in_prometheus_metrics.png)

  • Purpose: Visual demonstration of the extensive Prometheus metrics collection (1531 metrics)
  • Format: PNG screenshot
  • Usage: Documentation and README files to show the depth of metrics collection
  • Context: Illustrates the comprehensive metrics available for monitoring cluster, pod, and application health

218 Built-in Alerting Rules (218_built_in_alerting_rules.png)

  • Purpose: Visual demonstration of the 218 pre-configured alerting rules in Prometheus
  • Format: PNG screenshot
  • Usage: Documentation and README files to show the comprehensive alerting coverage
  • Context: Shows users the extensive alerting rules that automatically monitor various aspects of the cluster and applications

Auto-Instrumented Traces (auto_instrumented_traces.png)

  • Purpose: Visual demonstration of auto-instrumented distributed traces from OTeBPF displayed in Grafana Tempo
  • Format: PNG screenshot
  • Usage: Documentation and README files to show zero-code instrumentation capabilities
  • Context: Illustrates how OTeBPF automatically instruments OpenEMR pods and generates traces visible in Grafana without requiring code changes

Automate Your On-Call Escalations (automate_your_on_call_escalations.png)

  • Purpose: Visual demonstration of AlertManager's on-call escalation configuration
  • Format: PNG screenshot
  • Usage: Documentation and README files to show alerting and notification automation features
  • Context: Shows users how to configure automated on-call escalations and incident response workflows in AlertManager

OpenEMR Login Screenshot (quick-deploy-openemr-login.png)

  • Purpose: Visual demonstration of accessing the OpenEMR application after successful deployment
  • Format: PNG screenshot
  • Usage: Documentation and README files to show the OpenEMR login interface
  • Context: Shows users what to expect when accessing OpenEMR for the first time after deployment

Project Logo (openemr_on_eks_logo.png)

  • Purpose: Primary project logo used in documentation, README files, and branding materials
  • Format: PNG image optimized for web display with transparency support
  • Usage: Embedded in main README below the project title
  • Dimensions: Optimized for various display sizes and contexts (<500KB file size for fast loading)

Quick Deploy Screenshot (quick-deploy.png)

  • Purpose: Visual demonstration of the quick deployment script (scripts/quick-deploy.sh) in action
  • Format: PNG screenshot
  • Usage: Documentation and README files to show the quick deployment workflow
  • Context: Illustrates the streamlined deployment process for getting OpenEMR running on EKS quickly

Quick Deploy Animated Demo (quick_deploy.gif)

  • Purpose: Animated visual demonstration of the quick deployment script (scripts/quick-deploy.sh) in action
  • Format: Animated GIF
  • Usage: Documentation and README files to show the quick deployment workflow in motion
  • Context: Illustrates the streamlined deployment process for getting OpenEMR running on EKS quickly with animated terminal output
  • Note: Recording is sped up and without normal colors for easy viewing

Quick Start Section Picture (quickstart_section_picture.png)

  • Purpose: Visual branding element featuring the project mascot giving a thumbs up while dressed like an astronaut
  • Format: PNG image
  • Usage: Displayed at the beginning of the Quick Start section in the main README to add personality and visual appeal
  • Context: Provides a friendly, approachable visual element that makes the Quick Start section more engaging and memorable
  • Placement: Positioned at the top of the Quick Start section with centered alignment

Table of Contents Section Picture (table_of_contents_section_picture.png)

  • Purpose: Visual branding element featuring the project mascot dressed like an astronaut reading a book
  • Format: PNG image
  • Usage: Displayed in the table of contents section in the main README to add personality and visual appeal
  • Context: Provides a friendly, approachable visual element that makes the table of contents section more engaging and memorable, with the mascot reading a book to represent documentation and learning
  • Placement: Positioned in the table of contents section with appropriate alignment

Monitoring Table of Contents Section Picture (monitoring_table_of_contents_section_picture.png)

  • Purpose: Visual branding element featuring the project mascot used in the table of contents section of the monitoring README
  • Format: PNG image
  • Usage: Displayed just under the table of contents header in the monitoring README (monitoring/README.md) to add personality and visual appeal
  • Context: Provides a friendly, approachable visual element that makes the monitoring documentation's table of contents section more engaging and memorable
  • Placement: Positioned just under the "📋 Table of Contents" header in the monitoring README

Docs Table of Contents Section Picture (docs_table_of_contents_section_picture.png)

  • Purpose: Visual branding element featuring the project mascot used in the table of contents section of the docs README
  • Format: PNG image
  • Usage: Displayed just under the table of contents header in the docs README (docs/README.md) to add personality and visual appeal
  • Context: Provides a friendly, approachable visual element that makes the documentation's table of contents section more engaging and memorable
  • Placement: Positioned just under the "📋 Table of Contents" header in the docs README

Scripts Table of Contents Section Picture (scripts_table_of_contents_section_picture.png)

  • Purpose: Visual branding element featuring the project mascot used in the table of contents section of the scripts README
  • Format: PNG image
  • Usage: Displayed just under the table of contents header in the scripts README (scripts/README.md) to add personality and visual appeal
  • Context: Provides a friendly, approachable visual element that makes the scripts documentation's table of contents section more engaging and memorable
  • Placement: Positioned just under the "📋 Table of Contents" header in the scripts README

Terraform Table of Contents Section Picture (terraform_table_of_contents_section_picture.png)

  • Purpose: Visual branding element featuring the project mascot used in the table of contents section of the terraform README
  • Format: PNG image
  • Usage: Displayed just under the table of contents header in the terraform README (terraform/README.md) to add personality and visual appeal
  • Context: Provides a friendly, approachable visual element that makes the terraform documentation's table of contents section more engaging and memorable
  • Placement: Positioned just under the "📋 Table of Contents" header in the terraform README

K8s Table of Contents Section Picture (k8s_table_of_contents_section_picture.png)

  • Purpose: Visual branding element featuring the project mascot used in the table of contents section of the k8s README
  • Format: PNG image
  • Usage: Displayed just under the table of contents header in the k8s README (k8s/README.md) to add personality and visual appeal
  • Context: Provides a friendly, approachable visual element that makes the Kubernetes documentation's table of contents section more engaging and memorable
  • Placement: Positioned just under the "📋 Table of Contents" header in the k8s README

Console Launch Screen (tui.png)

  • Purpose: Visual demonstration of the Terminal User Interface (TUI) console launch screen
  • Format: Animated GIF
  • Usage: Documentation and README files to show the interactive console interface for macOS and Windows users
  • Context: Illustrates the TUI console that provides an intuitive interface for managing OpenEMR deployment with 10 essential commands, codebase search, and interactive features
  • Platform: macOS and Windows (commands execute in separate Terminal windows on macOS or PowerShell windows on Windows to preserve script colors and interactivity)

Console Table of Contents Section Picture (console_table_of_contents_section_picture.png)

  • Purpose: Visual branding element featuring the project mascot used in the table of contents section of the console README
  • Format: PNG image
  • Usage: Displayed just under the table of contents header in the console README (console/README.md) to add personality and visual appeal
  • Context: Provides a friendly, approachable visual element that makes the console documentation's table of contents section more engaging and memorable
  • Placement: Positioned just under the "## Table of Contents" header in the console README

Images Table of Contents Section Picture (images_table_of_contents_section_picture.png)

  • Purpose: Visual branding element featuring the project mascot used in the table of contents section of the images README
  • Format: PNG image
  • Usage: Displayed just under the table of contents header in the images README (images/README.md) to add personality and visual appeal
  • Context: Provides a friendly, approachable visual element that makes the images documentation's table of contents section more engaging and memorable
  • Placement: Positioned just under the "## 📋 Table of Contents" header in the images README

GitHub Table of Contents Section Picture (github_table_of_contents_section_picture.png)

  • Purpose: Visual branding element featuring the project mascot used in the table of contents section of the GitHub workflows README
  • Format: PNG image
  • Usage: Displayed just under the table of contents header in the GitHub workflows README (.github/workflows/README.md) to add personality and visual appeal
  • Context: Provides a friendly, approachable visual element that makes the GitHub workflows documentation's table of contents section more engaging and memorable
  • Placement: Positioned just under the "## 📋 Table of Contents" header in the GitHub workflows README

OIDC Provider Table of Contents Section Picture (oidc_provider_table_of_contents_section_picture.png)

  • Purpose: Visual branding element featuring the project mascot used in the table of contents section of the OIDC provider README
  • Format: PNG image
  • Usage: Displayed just under the table of contents header in the OIDC provider README (oidc_provider/README.md) to add personality and visual appeal
  • Context: Provides a friendly, approachable visual element that makes the OIDC provider documentation's table of contents section more engaging and memorable
  • Placement: Positioned just under the "## 📋 Table of Contents" header in the OIDC provider README

Tests Table of Contents Section Picture (tests_table_of_contents_section_picture.png)

  • Purpose: Visual branding element featuring the project mascot used in the table of contents section of the tests README
  • Format: PNG image
  • Usage: Displayed just under the table of contents header in the tests README (tests/README.md) to add personality and visual appeal
  • Context: Provides a friendly, approachable visual element that makes the tests documentation's table of contents section more engaging and memorable
  • Placement: Positioned just under the "## Table of Contents" header in the tests README

Warp Table of Contents Section Picture (warp_table_of_contents_section_picture.png)

  • Purpose: Visual branding element featuring the project mascot used in the table of contents section of the warp README
  • Format: PNG image
  • Usage: Displayed just under the table of contents header in the warp README (warp/README.md) to add personality and visual appeal
  • Context: Provides a friendly, approachable visual element that makes the warp documentation's table of contents section more engaging and memorable
  • Placement: Positioned just under the "## Table of Contents" header in the warp README

Diagrams Table of Contents Section Picture (diagrams_table_of_contents_section_picture.png)

  • Purpose: Visual branding element featuring the project mascot used in the table of contents section of the diagrams README
  • Format: PNG image
  • Usage: Displayed just under the table of contents header in the diagrams README (diagrams/README.md) to add personality and visual appeal
  • Context: Provides a friendly, approachable visual element that makes the diagrams documentation's table of contents section more engaging and memorable
  • Placement: Positioned just under the "## Table of Contents" header in the diagrams README

Setting GitHub Social Banner

What is a GitHub Social Banner?

A GitHub social banner is a custom image that appears when your repository is shared on social media platforms like Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, and Discord. It provides a professional visual representation of your project and helps make your repository more engaging and recognizable.

Why Set a Social Banner?

Professional Appearance

  • Enhanced Visibility: Makes your repository stand out in social media feeds
  • Brand Recognition: Establishes visual identity for your project
  • Professional Credibility: Shows attention to detail and project maturity
  • Consistent Branding: Maintains visual consistency across platforms

Social Media Benefits

  • Better Engagement: Attractive banners increase click-through rates
  • Improved Sharing: People are more likely to share visually appealing content
  • Project Promotion: Helps promote your project effectively on social platforms
  • Community Building: Creates a more professional image for contributors

How to Set a GitHub Social Banner

Step 1: Prepare Your Banner Image

  1. Recommended Dimensions: 1280x640 pixels (2:1 aspect ratio)
  2. File Format: PNG or JPG (PNG preferred for transparency)
  3. File Size: Keep under 1MB for optimal loading
  4. Content Guidelines:
    • Include project name and key visual elements
    • Use high contrast for readability
    • Avoid small text that won't be readable when scaled
    • Consider how it looks on both light and dark backgrounds

Step 2: Upload to Your Repository

  1. Navigate to your repository on GitHub
  2. Go to Settings tab
  3. Scroll down to "Social preview" section
  4. Click "Edit" next to the social preview
  5. Upload your banner image using the file picker
  6. Click "Save changes" to apply

Step 3: Verify the Banner

  1. Test on different platforms:
    • Share your repository URL on Twitter
    • Post on LinkedIn or Facebook
    • Check Discord embeds
  2. Ensure readability at different sizes
  3. Verify it looks good on both desktop and mobile

Best Practices for GitHub Social Banners

Design Guidelines

  • Keep it Simple: Avoid cluttered designs that are hard to read
  • High Contrast: Ensure text and logos are clearly visible
  • Consistent Branding: Use your project's color scheme and fonts
  • Mobile Friendly: Test how it looks on smaller screens
  • Professional Tone: Match the professional nature of your project

Content Recommendations

  • Project Name: Clearly display the project title
  • Tagline: Include a brief description or value proposition
  • Logo: Feature your project logo prominently
  • Technology Stack: Mention key technologies (e.g., "Kubernetes", "AWS", "Terraform")
  • Status Indicators: Include badges for build status, version, or license

Technical Considerations

  • File Optimization: Compress images without losing quality
  • Format Choice: PNG for graphics with transparency, JPG for photographs
  • Loading Speed: Keep file size reasonable for fast loading
  • Accessibility: Ensure sufficient contrast for screen readers

Troubleshooting Social Banner Issues

Banner Not Appearing

  • Check File Size: Ensure it's under 1MB
  • Verify Format: Use PNG or JPG format
  • Clear Cache: Try refreshing or clearing browser cache
  • Wait Time: Changes may take a few minutes to propagate

Poor Image Quality

  • Resolution: Use at least 1280x640 pixels
  • Compression: Avoid over-compressing the image
  • Format: PNG often provides better quality than JPG
  • Source: Use high-resolution source images

Banner Not Updating

  • Cache Issues: Social media platforms cache images
  • Wait Time: Allow 24-48 hours for full propagation
  • Force Refresh: Try sharing the URL again after some time
  • Platform Differences: Some platforms update faster than others

Usage Guidelines

Logo Usage

  • Primary Logo: Use openemr_on_eks_logo.png for main documentation and branding
  • Consistent Placement: Always place the logo below the main project title
  • Responsive Design: Logo scales appropriately across different screen sizes
  • Brand Consistency: Maintain consistent usage across all project materials

Banner Usage

  • Repository Display: Use openemr_on_eks_github_banner.png for GitHub repository banners
  • Social Media: Suitable for sharing on social media platforms
  • Promotional Materials: Can be used in presentations and promotional content

Maintenance Guidelines

Adding New Images

  1. Naming Convention: Use descriptive, lowercase names with underscores
  2. Format Selection:
    • Use JPEG for photographs and complex images
    • Use PNG for graphics with transparency
    • Use SVG for scalable vector graphics
  3. Optimization: Compress images for web use while maintaining quality
  4. Documentation: Update this README when adding new images

Updating Existing Images

  1. Version Control: Keep track of image updates and changes
  2. Backup: Maintain backups of original high-resolution images
  3. Consistency: Ensure updates maintain visual consistency
  4. Testing: Verify images display correctly across different platforms

File Management

  • Organization: Keep images organized by purpose and usage
  • Naming: Use consistent naming conventions for easy identification
  • Sizing: Optimize images for their intended use cases
  • Accessibility: Ensure images have appropriate alt text when used in documentation

Cross-References

Related Documentation

  • Main README: Contains embedded logo and references to visual assets
  • Deployment Guide: May reference visual assets for branding
  • GitHub Workflows: May use banner for automated releases

External Dependencies

  • GitHub: Repository banner display requirements
  • Markdown: Image embedding syntax and best practices
  • Web Browsers: Cross-browser compatibility for image display

Best Practices

For Developers

  • Consistent Usage: Always use the provided logo in documentation
  • Proper Attribution: Maintain proper attribution for visual assets
  • Responsive Design: Ensure images work across different screen sizes
  • Performance: Optimize images for fast loading

For Maintainers

  • Brand Consistency: Maintain consistent visual identity across all materials
  • Quality Control: Ensure all images meet quality standards
  • Version Management: Track changes to visual assets
  • Documentation: Keep this README updated with new assets

For Contributors

  • Guidelines: Follow established usage guidelines for visual assets
  • Format Standards: Use appropriate formats for different use cases
  • Naming Conventions: Follow established naming patterns
  • Documentation: Update documentation when adding new visual assets

Troubleshooting

Common Issues

Image Not Displaying

  • Issue: Logo or banner not appearing in documentation
  • Solution: Check file path and ensure image exists in correct location
  • Verification: Test image display in different browsers and platforms

Poor Image Quality

  • Issue: Images appear pixelated or low quality
  • Solution: Use higher resolution source images and optimize appropriately
  • Verification: Test image quality at different zoom levels

Large File Sizes

  • Issue: Images causing slow page load times
  • Solution: Compress images while maintaining acceptable quality
  • Verification: Test page load times with optimized images

Debug Mode

When troubleshooting image issues:

  1. Check File Paths: Verify image paths are correct and accessible
  2. Test Formats: Ensure image formats are supported by target platforms
  3. Validate Markdown: Check Markdown syntax for image embedding
  4. Browser Testing: Test image display across different browsers
  5. Resolution Testing: Verify images display correctly at different resolutions

Support and Contributing

Getting Help

  • Documentation Issues: Check this README for usage guidelines
  • Technical Problems: Refer to troubleshooting section above
  • Brand Guidelines: Contact project maintainers for brand usage questions

Contributing

  • New Assets: Follow naming conventions and quality standards
  • Improvements: Suggest enhancements to existing visual assets
  • Documentation: Help maintain and improve this README
  • Testing: Test visual assets across different platforms and use cases