How to organize images of your projects in GitHub
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Unfortunately, GitHub itself doesn't offer built-in functionalities for organizing images within your repository. However, there are a few effective strategies you can use:
1. Folders:
Create dedicated folders within your repository to categorize your project images. Here are some common examples:
screenshots for capturing UI elements or user flows.
diagrams for flowcharts, architecture diagrams, etc.
assets for application icons, logos, or other visual assets.
You can further create subfolders within these categories for more granular organization (e.g., screenshots/login_flow, diagrams/api_architecture).
By using folders, you can maintain a clear hierarchy and easily locate specific images when needed.
2. Descriptive File Names:
Use meaningful file names for your images instead of generic names like "image1.jpg". This makes it easier to identify the image's content without opening it.
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