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rearrange the intro some #3383

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14 changes: 14 additions & 0 deletions astro/src/content/quickstarts/_landing-preamble.md
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Learn how you would use FusionAuth to add authentication and authorization to an application in the framework or language of your choice in 15 minutes or less.

Each quickstart includes a complete runnable application and a shell application you can build out by following the step-by-step integration instructions. Application examples include: [traditional web applications](#web-application), [single-page applications](#spa), [mobile applications](#mobile-app), and [APIs protected with access tokens](#api).

These quickstarts help you rapidly evaluate FusionAuth and see how an integration works, rather than serve as a blueprint for integrating FusionAuth into your current system. For that, see the [Getting Started](/docs/get-started/) documentation.

You'll need the following to work through any quickstarts.

- Git, for cloning the example repository
- Docker, to run FusionAuth and its dependencies
- An editor, to update files
- The language, platform or framework; for example, XCode to run the iOS quickstart or Java for the Spring example
39 changes: 8 additions & 31 deletions astro/src/pages/docs/quickstarts/index.astro
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import Layout from "../../../layouts/Quickstart.astro";
import Section from "../../../components/quickstarts/QuickstartSection.astro"
import Preamble from "../../../content/quickstarts/_landing-preamble.md";
import { quickstartSections } from './quickstart-sections';
---

<Layout frontmatter={{disableTOC: true}} title="Quickstarts" description="Explore step-by-step quickstart guides from FusionAuth to seamlessly integrate authentication into your application." >
<div class="block group rounded-lg">
<div class="flex object-fill justify-between">
<section>
<p class="font-normal text-s">
Learn how you'd use FusionAuth to add authentication and authorization to an application in the framework or language of your choice in 15 minutes or less.
</p>
<p class="font-normal text-s">
Each quickstart includes a complete runnable application and a shell application you can build out by following the step-by-step integration instructions. Application examples include: <a href='#web-application'>traditional web applications</a>, <a href='#spa'>single-page applications</a>, <a href='#mobile-app'>mobile applications</a>, and <a href='#api'>APIs protected with access tokens</a>.
</p>
<p class="font-normal text-s">
These quickstarts help you rapidly evaluate FusionAuth and see how an integration works, rather than serve as a blueprint for integrating FusionAuth into your current system. For that, see the <a href='/docs/get-started/'>Getting Started</a> documentation.
</p>
</section>
<img class="ml-50 my-0 h-28 lg:h-52 self-end" src="/img/icons/quickstart.svg" alt="quickstart">
</div>
<div class="flex object-fill justify-between">
<section>
<p class="font-normal text-s">
You'll need the following to work through any quickstarts.
</p>
<ul>
<li>Git, for cloning the example repository</li>
<li>Docker, to run FusionAuth and its dependencies</li>
<li>An editor, to update files</li>
<li>The language, platform or framework; for example, XCode to run the iOS quickstart or Java for the Spring example</li>
</ul>
</section>
</div>
const image = "/img/icons/quickstart.svg";

const title = 'Quickstarts';
const section = ''; // Change this to "Quickstarts" if you want to give the index page a different title;
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Here is where we can change what title and "section" are in the top of the page

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</div>
<Layout frontmatter={{disableTOC: true}} {section} icon={image} darkIcon={image} {title} description="Explore step-by-step quickstart guides from FusionAuth to seamlessly integrate authentication into your application." >
<Preamble/>
{ quickstartSections && quickstartSections.map(section =>
<div class="mb-7">
<Section title={section.title} icon={section.icon} desc={section.desc} anchorTag={section.anchorTag} quickstarts={section.articles}/>
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