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I like the overall content in the technical article.
I think the order of content can be adjusted so the user has to know less things upfront, by using the flow only, and maybe moving the flow diagram towards the end to give readers a summary.
Also, maybe we should not link the repo structure too much with the article structure.
| 3. Script fetches configuration → `api` retrieves stored JSON and returns it | ||
| 4. Script renders the Tool → Instantiates Web Component from `components` with fetched configuration | ||
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| This system cleanly separates responsibilities: publishers customize through the interface (the `frontend` module), and visitors consume the configuration at WebPage runtime. The `frontend` and visitor-facing flow never interact directly, they're connected only through stored configuration. |
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Can also mention the components you see in preview are exactly same as what your users will see, as we use web components.
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I see that's mentioned in a section below.
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