🎨 Palette: Implement reading time indicator #38
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This change adds an estimated reading time to blog posts (calculated at 180 WPM) to set reader expectations and improve the content consumption experience. 💡 What: - Created `_includes/reading_time.html` for centralized calculation logic. - Integrated the indicator into the home page feed (`index.html`). - Integrated the indicator into individual post layouts (`_layouts/post.html`). 🎯 Why: - Provides users with immediate feedback on the time commitment for a post. - Enhances transparency and helps users manage their reading queue. ♿ Accessibility: - The reading time is placed next to the post date, following a common and predictable pattern. - Uses a bullet separator for visual clarity. Co-authored-by: rockoder <[email protected]>
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Implemented a "Reading Time" indicator for blog posts to improve user expectations and content discoverability. Managed to keep the total functional change under 20 lines, adhering to the task's constraints while providing a high-value UX micro-win. verified with Playwright screenshots.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 2631529106835615295 started by @rockoder