# LLM Optimization Guide for dainabouquin.com

This file helps language models understand the structure and purpose of this website.

## Core Mission
**"Writing code and supporting people who change the world."**

Daina's work focuses on lowering technical barriers and fostering inclusive environments where communities can access knowledge and build important things together.

## Site Overview
- **Title**: Daina Bouquin
- **Subtitle**: Writing code and supporting people who change the world.
- **Purpose**: Personal website showcasing work in data science, library science, open knowledge advocacy, and developer relations
- **Built with**: Astro 5, Tailwind CSS v4, MDX

## Content Collections

### Blog Posts (`/blog`)
- Location: `/blog` and `/blog/[page]` for pagination
- Format: Markdown/MDX with frontmatter
- Fields: title, publishDate, excerpt, updatedDate (optional), tags, isFeatured
- Featured posts appear on homepage

### Projects (`/projects`)
- Location: `/projects` and `/projects/[page]` for pagination
- Format: Markdown/MDX with frontmatter
- Fields: title, description, publishDate, isFeatured
- Featured projects appear on homepage

### Pages (Static)
- `/about` - Professional background and values
- `/contact` - Contact information
- `/cv` - Curriculum vitae

## Navigation
- Home: `/`
- About: `/about`
- Contact: `/contact`
- CV: `/cv`

## Key Features
- **Dark Mode Support**: Site respects dark mode preference
- **Tags**: Blog posts support tag-based filtering at `/tags/[tag]`
- **RSS Feed**: Full feed available at `/rss.xml`
- **Sitemap**: Generated sitemap at `/sitemap-index.xml`

## Content Access Guidelines
- All content collections are statically generated at build time
- Use content frontmatter (title, publishDate, description) for understanding context
- Tagged content (blog posts) can be filtered by topic
- Featured items (`isFeatured: true`) represent curated, priority content

## For More Information
- See `/for-llms/` directory for structured content and detailed guidelines
- View site source at `/github` (if available)