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+title: Project Structure
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+## Folder Structure
+
+There are **4 main folders for Hugo-based sites**:
+
+- `content/` for your Markdown-formatted content files (homepage, etc.)
+  - `_index.md` the homepage (**Hugo requires that the homepage and archive pages have an underscore prefix**)
+- `assets/`
+  - `media/` for your media files (images, videos)
+    - `icons/custom/` upload any custom SVG icons you want to use
+- `config/_default/` for your site configuration files
+  - `hugo.yaml` to configure Hugo (site title, URL, Hugo options, setup per-folder page features)
+  - `module.yaml` to install or uninstall Hugo themes and plugins
+  - `params.yaml` to configure Hugo Blox options (SEO, analytics, site features)
+  - `menus.yaml` to configure your menu links (if the menu is enabled in `params.yaml`)
+  - `languages.yaml` to configure your site's language or to set language-specific options in a multilingual site
+- `static/uploads/` for any files you want visitors to download, such as a PDF
+- `go.mod` sets the version of Hugo themes/plugins which your site uses
+
+
+## Hugo File Naming Convention
+
+Hugo gives us two options to name standard page files: as `TITLE/index.md` or `TITLE.md` where `TITLE` is your page name.
+
+The page name should be lowercase and using hyphens (`-`) instead of spaces.
+
+Both approaches result in the same output, so you can choose your preferred approach to naming and organizing files. A benefit to the folder-based approach is that all your page's files (such as images) are self-contained within the page's folder, so it's more portable if you wish to share the original Markdown page with someone.
+
+The homepage is a special case as **Hugo requires the homepage and listing pages to be named** `_index.md`.
+
+## Docs Navigation
+
+The docs navigation is automatically generated based on the content in the `docs/` folder and is sorted alphabetically.
+
+The order of pages can be changed by adding the `weight` parameter in the front matter of your Markdown files.
+
+In the example below, the `example.md` page will appear before the `test.md` page as it has a lower `weight`:
+
+Page `example.md`:
+
+```yaml
+---
+title: My Example
+weight: 1
+---
+```
+
+Page `test.md`:
+
+```yaml
+---
+title: My Test
+weight: 2
+---
+```