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Hey fellow developers and Astro.js enthusiasts!

I've been hard at work building Designo Agency Website using Astro.js to ensure the best possible performance, accessibility, and SEO. However, I've hit a few roadblocks and uncertainties along the way. I would greatly appreciate your valuable insights and experiences to help me deliver 100% results in Lighthouse across these crucial aspects.

What strategies have you found most effective in achieving optimal performance scores in Lighthouse using Astro.js?

How do you approach accessibility considerations when working with Astro.js?

What steps have you taken to ensure your Astro.js website ranks well in search engine results?

How have you effectively integrated external libraries or plugins into your Astro.js projects without compromising performance or accessibility?

I truly value your expertise and experiences, and I believe that by sharing our insights, we can collectively elevate the Astro.js development community.

Thank you in advance for taking the time to help me fine-tune my website for exceptional performance, accessibility, and SEO.

Happy coding!

In my recent code challenge, I attempted to incorporate Astro Image into a development environment, specifically on Vercel. However, due to encountered problems during deployment, I opted to utilize traditional <img> tags instead.

I am seeking feedback and advice regarding the best approach to effectively use Astro Image on platforms like Vercel. I would appreciate hearing about any experiences or insights others may have had in this regard.

Thanks and happy coding!

This was the first time in my life that I actually used Tailwind CSS for coding, in order to get some personal experience and form my own opinions about it. I will definitely be very grateful if you can tell me what isn't exactly according to best practices.

Any feedback you could provide would be greatly appreciated.

It was my intention to get my hands dirty with the new features introduced in Next.js 13, so my goal was to use SSR, prefetch, streaming, and loading features. It took me a while to figure out how to get my head around this, but hopefully it worked out in the end. Definitely would appreciate feedback if you notice anything suspicious.

How could I improve the accessibility of my interactive rating component solution for this challenge? Are there any specific accessibility features or standards that you think I could have incorporated into my design to make it more inclusive for users with disabilities?