Setup Minimal-UI Framework and Storybook Integration #1
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This pull request introduces several key enhancements to our project:
Minimal-UI Framework Setup: The Minimal-UI framework has been set up to provide a lightweight, efficient, and customizable UI for our application. This setup will allow us to build a user-friendly interface with a focus on simplicity and usability.
Storybook Addition: Storybook has been added to our development environment. Storybook is a powerful tool for developing and testing UI components in isolation. This will greatly improve our ability to create and test individual components, leading to more robust and reliable UI.
Simple Storybook Story: To demonstrate the functionality of Storybook, a simple story has been added. This story serves as an example of how we can use Storybook to develop and test our components.