Resolves #69: added meta descriptions to index.html in docs-web source #287
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This pull request Resolves #69 by adding a meta description to the entire site. To do this, I went to docs-web/source/main/webapp/src/index.html and added the html meta description. I wanted to make sure the description I used was best for SEO, so I took keywords such as open-source and document management to correctly describe the site. This would improve SEO score because when Teedy is search for on a search engine, the user would be able to see a short description of the site and searches would be able to identify and rank Teedy better. The meta description was implemented by:
<meta name="description" content="Teedy is an open source, lightweight document management platform for individuals and businesses">
Since implementing this change, the SEO score has increased from 78 to 89. Since the codebase uses partials for rendering its webpage, I am unable to add meta descriptions to each individual page. However, by adding a meta description to the entire site, all pages, including Users and Groups, were able to improve in SEO score.