After thinking a lot. I am switching my career from tech to designing. I have been doing freelancing in designing for the past 3 years. So I thought why not give it a chance as full-time. Wish me luck.

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🎥 Movie Time: "Inception" Inception strikes again! Social Cards are like planting an idea in someone's mind – make your content so enticing that they can't resist clicking through.

🚀 Real-Time Data with API Calls Want dynamic content in your Social Cards? Use Next.js API routes to fetch real-time data and update your meta tags dynamically. This is a game-changer for constantly changing content like news articles or blog posts.

🎨 Designing the Card Image The og:image meta tag points to the image you want to display. Optimize your image for social media dimensions to ensure it looks crisp and attractive when shared.

⚙️ Implementing Social Cards in Next.js Start by adding metadata to your Next.js pages. Utilize the <Head> component to include meta tags like og:title, og:description, and og:image. These tags tell social platforms what content to display when your link is shared.

💡 Why Bother with Social Cards? When someone shares your link, a well-designed Social Card grabs attention, encourages clicks, and provides a preview of your content. It's your chance to make a great first impression on social media feeds.

What is social card? Ever noticed how links shared on social media platforms have eye-catching images, titles, and descriptions? That's the magic of social card. They are like digital business cards for your website, making links more engaging.