🕸️ Spider: Fix fallback navigation hrefs for crawlability#148
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Updated dummy `href="#"` attributes in the HeaderNav component's fallback static links to use real, crawlable relative paths (`/`, `/solutions`, `/projects`). This improves search engine crawlability by preventing crawlers from getting stuck on meaningless fragment links when CMS data is empty or during local development/fallback states. Added an inline comment explaining the SEO benefit. Co-authored-by: kourdroid <36898160+kourdroid@users.noreply.github.com>
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💡 What: Replaced dummy
href="#"attributes in theHeaderNavcomponent's fallback links with valid relative paths (/,/solutions,/projects). Included an explanatory SEO comment.🎯 Why: Search engines rely on valid
hrefattributes to discover and traverse site structure. Using#creates dead ends for crawlers. Valid paths ensure that even if the CMS fails to load navigation items, the fallback structure remains indexable and crawlable.📊 Impact: Prevents search engines from wasting crawl budget on invalid fragment links and ensures core template pages are discoverable even in fallback states.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 7786379367984696652 started by @kourdroid