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close #279

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  • New Features
    • Integrated Google Tag Manager for enhanced analytics tracking, including support for browsers with JavaScript disabled.
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    • Simplified workflow triggers to streamline deployment processes.

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Google Tag Manager (GTM) integration was added to the HTML page by inserting the GTM script snippet in the <head> and a <noscript> fallback iframe in the <body>. The GitHub Actions workflow trigger was simplified to run only on push events to the main and develop branches for changes under frontend/**. No other structural or content changes were made.

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File(s) Change Summary
frontend/index.html Added GTM script in <head> and <noscript> iframe in <body>.
.github/workflows/fe-cd.yml Simplified workflow triggers to only push on main and develop branches for frontend/**.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Browser
    participant GTM
    Browser->>GTM: Load GTM script asynchronously (from <head>)
    alt JavaScript enabled
        GTM-->>Browser: Inject GTM functionality
    else JavaScript disabled
        Browser->>GTM: Load GTM via <noscript> iframe (from <body>)
    end
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Objective Addressed Explanation
Integrate/setup Google Tag Manager (#279)

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In the warren of code, a new tag appears,
GTM hops in, dispelling old fears.
Scripts in the head, an iframe below,
Now analytics carrots will steadily grow.
With every page visit, we’ll know what to do—
Thanks to this change, and a bunny or two! 🐇✨


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15-24: Ensure GTM script is optimally placed and configured
The snippet works but it’s recommended to place it immediately after the opening <head> tag (before other resources) to capture all events. Also, the container ID is hardcoded—consider externalizing it via an env var (e.g. %VITE_GTM_ID%) so you can switch between staging/production without code changes.


28-31: Enhance accessibility for the noscript iframe fallback
The zero-dimension <iframe> is valid, but adding title="Google Tag Manager" and aria-hidden="true" will improve accessibility for assistive technologies.

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@rbgksqkr rbgksqkr merged commit 6a13655 into develop Jun 8, 2025
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