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Copilot AI review requested due to automatic review settings November 28, 2025 11:27
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@KUASWoodyLIN KUASWoodyLIN merged commit a38d27d into main Nov 28, 2025
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This pull request focuses on enhancing the introduction.mdx documentation file. The changes aim to refine the presentation of the OtterScale platform's overview by adjusting the layout of visual elements, improving text emphasis through semantic HTML, and ensuring consistent image sizing. The overall goal is to make the introductory content more readable and visually appealing.

Highlights

  • Documentation Refinement: The introductory documentation for OtterScale has been updated to improve visual layout and semantic markup.
  • Visual Alignment: The alignment of elements within the introductory section's flex container has been adjusted for better visual centering.
  • Semantic Markup: Key terms like 'OtterScale' and 'Hyper-Converged Infrastructure (HCI)' now use <strong> tags instead of <span> with styling classes, improving semantic meaning.
  • Image Placement and Sizing: The OtterScale logo image has been repositioned within the introductory block and now includes an explicit height attribute.
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This pull request refactors the introduction page of the documentation, bringing several nice improvements. The switch from <span> to <strong> tags is a good semantic enhancement. The layout adjustments, like using items-center for vertical alignment, improve the visual presentation. I have one suggestion regarding the newly added height attribute on the Image component to ensure the logo is not distorted. Besides that, these changes are solid improvements to the documentation.

system. By collapsing traditional infrastructure silos, OtterScale simplifies deployment and management
while delivering the scalability needed for modern enterprise workloads.
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<Image src={logo2} alt="OtterScale Logo" width="200" height="200" />

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medium

Setting a fixed width and height of 200px will render the image as a square. This might cause the logo to appear stretched or squashed if its original aspect ratio is not 1:1. To avoid distortion while still preventing CLS (which is why width and height are required for local images in Astro), the width and height attributes should be set to values that match the image's actual aspect ratio.

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Pull request overview

This PR refactors the introduction documentation page, improving the layout and semantic structure of the OtterScale platform introduction section.

  • Improved semantic HTML by replacing <span> elements with <strong> tags for emphasizing key terms
  • Enhanced layout by centering flex items and repositioning the logo image to the right side
  • Added explicit height attribute to the logo image to prevent layout shift during loading

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