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feat: add OG image and metadata to HTML - #69

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  • adds an OG image
  • adds OG/X metadata

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Pull request overview

Adds richer page metadata to improve SEO and link previews for the MIPs site by introducing a page-level description and Open Graph/Twitter meta tags in the default layout.

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  • Added a description front-matter field to the home page to drive meta descriptions.
  • Added Open Graph tags (title/description/url/site/image) and basic Twitter card tags to the default HTML layout.

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File Description
index.md Adds a page description used to populate HTML/OG descriptions.
_layouts/default.html Adds Open Graph and Twitter/X meta tags to improve social sharing previews.

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QEDK merged commit 763aad7 into main Jul 31, 2026
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QEDK deleted the feat/socials branch July 31, 2026 13:44
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