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src/content/blog/2023work/2023work.mdoc

@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ I added [a new error overlay](https://astro.build/blog/astro-2/#errors-redesigne
 
 ## A proper image story for Astro
 
-Have you ever seen a content-based website without imagse? Yeah, me neither. Images are a core part of the web, especially for content websites, as such it was obvious that Astro needed a proper way to use images in a performant fashion. Funnily enough, [I made one of the first attempts at this](https://github.com/Princesseuh/astro-eleventy-img) only a month or so after discovering Astro, before joining the company, so I had a pretty good idea of what I wanted to do and was a natural fit in the team for this task.
+Have you ever seen a content-based website without images? Yeah, me neither. Images are a core part of the web, especially for content websites, as such it was obvious that Astro needed a proper way to use images in a performant fashion. Funnily enough, [I made one of the first attempts at this](https://github.com/Princesseuh/astro-eleventy-img) only a month or so after discovering Astro, before joining the company, so I had a pretty good idea of what I wanted to do and was a natural fit in the team for this task.
 
 We already had a semi-first party solution for image, `@astrojs/image`, but you had to install it separately and it was a bit clunky to use, suffered from poor types, documentation and in general, wasn't kept up to date with the rest of Astro, so it had many bugs when using the numerous new features we added to Astro since its creation. It was time to replace it with something directly integrated into Astro, and so `astro:assets` was born.