minooxblog-ux/identite-ethnicite-amazighes

An academic exploration of how digital technologies are reshaping Amazigh cultural identity and heritage preservation in the modern era. # Amazigh Identity: Digital Construction of Cultural Heritage An academic exploration of how digital technologies are reshaping Amazigh cultural identity and heritage preservation in the modern era. ## 📖 Overview This project is a digital academic publication exploring the intersection of Amazigh (Berber) cultural heritage and modern digital transformation in North Africa. It is designed with a focus on readability, typography, and accessibility. ## ✨ Features - **Academic Typography**: Elegant serif font stack (Georgia, Times New Roman, Noto Serif) optimized for long-form reading. - **Interactive Footnotes**: Highlighted and animated footnote references for an enhanced academic reading experience. - **Reading Progress**: Fixed top-bar progress indicator to track reading journey. - **Dark Mode Support**: Seamless light and dark mode toggling tailored for eye comfort. - **SEO & Accessibility**: Fully optimized with Next.js Metadata API and structured JSON-LD Article schema. - **Custom Theming**: Custom "Amazigh" color palette integrating traditional colors into the Tailwind v4 theme. ## 🚀 Tech Stack - **Framework**: Next.js 16 (App Router) - **Library**: React 19 - **Styling**: Tailwind CSS v4 - **Icons**: Lucide React - **Deployment**: Vercel ## 🛠️ Getting Started First, clone the repository and install the dependencies: ```bash npm install ``` Then, run the development server: ```bash npm run dev ``` Open localhost with your browser to see the result. ## 🎨 Color Palette The project uses a custom thematic color scale representing Amazigh heritage: - `amazigh-500`: `#e59c47` - `amazigh-600`: `#d48534` (Primary Accent) - `amazigh-700`: `#b77129` - `amazigh-800`: `#9a5e20` ## 📝 Author Created and published by **Brahim**.