Qi1 126 블로그 seo 개선 #104
Qi1 126 블로그 seo 개선 #104
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Summary of Changes
Hello @seungwoo505, 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 significantly enhances the user experience and search engine optimization for sales and purchase posts. It transitions the display of individual posts from a modal-based approach to dedicated, SEO-friendly pages, while also refactoring the main card listing page for better structure and functionality. These changes aim to make the platform more discoverable and user-friendly.
Highlights
- Transition to Dedicated Trade Pages: Sales and purchase posts now open in dedicated pages (
/trade/[cardId]) instead of modal pop-ups, improving user experience and enabling direct linking. - Comprehensive SEO Improvements: Implemented dynamic metadata generation (Open Graph, Twitter cards, keywords, robots) and JSON-LD structured data (Product, Offer, BreadcrumbList schema) for individual trade pages to enhance search engine visibility and rich snippet display.
- Refactored Card Listing Page: The main card listing page (
/cards) has been refactored with new components (cards-layout.tsx,cards-section.tsx) to support the new page-based navigation, including integrated filtering, sorting, and pagination. - Enhanced Data Item Card Behavior: The
DataItemCardcomponent now supports askipLoginCheckprop, allowing users to view trade details on the new dedicated pages without immediate login prompts, deferring the login requirement to actual transaction actions. - New Data Average Display: Introduced a new
DataAvgcomponent to display animated average data prices per GB for different carriers, providing valuable market insights directly on the main cards page.
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