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Proposal: Display Recent Blog Posts on Homepage

Problem

When visitors land on the homepage, they need to navigate to the blog section through an additional click to discover recent content. This creates an unnecessary friction point and reduces content discoverability.

Solution

Display the 3 most recent blog posts directly on the homepage, right after the user's description section. The posts will be shown as a simple list containing:

  • Post title (linked to the full post)
  • Publication date

This provides immediate visibility of recent content without cluttering the homepage design.

Scope

In Scope

  • Modify homepage template to query and display 3 most recent blog posts
  • Display posts as a simple list with title and date
  • Ensure multilingual support (German/English)
  • Maintain responsive design and Bootstrap styling consistency

Out of Scope

  • Post descriptions or summaries (only title and date)
  • Post thumbnails or images
  • Pagination or "view all" functionality beyond existing blog navigation
  • Filtering or categorization

Success Criteria

  • Homepage displays exactly 3 most recent blog posts after the description section
  • Posts are displayed in both German and English versions of the homepage
  • Clicking a post title navigates to the full blog post
  • Design is consistent with existing site styling
  • Layout remains responsive on all device sizes
  • Hugo build completes without errors

Dependencies

  • Existing blog section (already implemented)
  • Homepage template (layouts/index.html)
  • Blog content structure

Impact

  • Improved content discoverability
  • Reduced friction for visitors discovering blog content
  • No breaking changes to existing functionality