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WalkthroughThis PR updates SEO and branding content across the website to position "Oullin" (brand) instead of "Gustavo" (person), shifts focus to "AI-era modernisation" and "resilient systems," refactors the SEO title composition from dash-based to pipe-based formatting with deduplication logic, and adds comprehensive content validation tests. Changes
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Summary of ChangesHello, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request improves the SEO of the Oullin website by updating metadata, descriptions, and keywords to align with the company's focus on AI architecture, resilient systems, and engineering judgment. It also includes technical SEO enhancements and new tests to maintain content quality and prevent outdated information. Highlights
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This pull request introduces a comprehensive set of Search Engine Optimization (SEO) improvements across the website. The changes include updating metadata such as descriptions and keywords, refining the page title generation logic to be more robust, and ensuring consistency in localization settings. A significant and valuable addition is the new suite of tests that verify SEO-related content, which will help prevent future regressions. The changes are well-executed and align with the goal of improving SEO. I have identified one area for improvement regarding image consistency in meta tags.
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In `@src/support/seo.ts`:
- Around line 74-75: The current title composition logic (variables
normalizedPageTitle and title using SITE_NAME) only checks for exact equality
and can produce duplicates for pre-composed titles like "Projects | Oullin";
update the logic to first normalize and strip any existing brand suffix from
normalizedPageTitle (e.g., remove trailing patterns like " | SITE_NAME", " -
SITE_NAME" or ", SITE_NAME", case-insensitive, after trimming) and then compose
the final title as either SITE_NAME (if empty after stripping) or
`${strippedTitle} | ${SITE_NAME}`; modify the block that defines
normalizedPageTitle and title to perform the suffix-strip before the equality
check so pre-composed titles are de-duplicated.
In `@tests/support/seo-content.test.ts`:
- Around line 27-28: The tests use JSON.stringify to look for a
'"@type":"Person"' substring which is fragile; update the assertions in
tests/support/seo-content.test.ts to parse the jsonLd value (or use it directly
if it is already an object) for aboutPageContent.seo.jsonLd and
contactPageContent.seo.jsonLd, normalize to an array if needed, extract the
`@type` fields from each node, and assert that none of the types strictly equal
'Person' (handle string and array-valued `@type`). This makes the check
whitespace- and formatting-robust while keeping the checks targeted to
aboutPageContent and contactPageContent.
In `@tests/support/seo.test.ts`:
- Around line 149-157: Add a new test in tests/support/seo.test.ts mirroring the
existing "does not duplicate the brand name..." case but pass a title string
with surrounding spaces (e.g., ` ${SITE_NAME} `) to instance.apply so it
verifies trimming behavior; assert document.title, og:title and twitter:title
all equal SITE_NAME to lock in the normalization branch in
Seo.apply/instance.apply.
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