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💡 What: Replaced CSS 'background-image' in 'style' props with Next.js component in 'Footer8' and 'Section2'.
🎯 Why: CSS background images are not optimized by Next.js, leading to larger file sizes and slower LCP. Using enables lazy loading, format optimization (WebP/AVIF), and proper sizing.
📊 Impact: Reduces initial page load weight by optimizing large hero/footer background images.
🔬 Measurement: Verified visually using Playwright and with unit tests.


PR created automatically by Jules for task 13448372309148683700 started by @anyulled

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  • Tests

    • Added a unit test verifying the footer background image renders and references the expected source.
  • Refactor

    • Replaced inline CSS backgrounds with optimized image components for the footer and a home section, preserving visual layout and appearance.

Replaced CSS 'background-image' in 'style' props with Next.js <Image /> component in 'Footer8' and 'Section2' to enable image optimization.

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Summary of Changes

Hello @anyulled, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request focuses on enhancing web performance by optimizing how background images are loaded. It transitions from using standard CSS background-image properties to Next.js's Image component for key sections of the application. This strategic change allows the application to benefit from Next.js's advanced image handling capabilities, leading to faster load times and a more efficient user experience.

Highlights

  • Image Optimization: Replaced CSS 'background-image' properties with the Next.js component in the 'Footer8' and 'Section2' components to leverage Next.js's built-in image optimization features.
  • Performance Improvement: The change enables lazy loading, automatic format optimization (e.g., WebP/AVIF), and proper sizing for background images, which were previously unoptimized by Next.js when set via CSS. This is expected to reduce initial page load weight and improve Largest Contentful Paint (LCP).
  • New Test File: A new test file, 'tests/components/Footer8.test.tsx', has been added to verify that the 'Footer8' component correctly renders the optimized background image using the Next.js component.
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  • tests/components/Footer8.test.tsx
    • Added a new test file to ensure the Footer8 component correctly implements the Next.js Image component for background images, asserting its presence and correct source.
  • components/layout/footer/Footer8.tsx
    • Imported the Image component from 'next/image'.
    • Replaced the inline style attribute containing backgroundImage with a Next.js Image component, configured to fill its parent and maintain object-fit cover for the 'header-bg21.png' image.
  • components/sections/home8/section2.tsx
    • Replaced the inline style attribute containing backgroundImage with a Next.js Image component, configured to fill its parent and maintain object-fit cover for the 'header-bg20.png' image.
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  • The changes were visually verified using Playwright.
  • Unit tests were conducted to confirm the functionality.
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Replaces CSS background-image usage with Next.js Image components in the footer and a home section, and adds a unit test for Footer8 that mocks usePathname and asserts the optimized background Image is rendered with test id footer-background-image and src containing header-bg21.png. (36 words)

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Footer8 + Test
components/layout/footer/Footer8.tsx, __tests__/components/Footer8.test.tsx
Replaced CSS background-image with Next.js Image (using fill, objectFit: "cover", adjusted z-index); added unit test that mocks usePathname, renders Footer8, and asserts presence of optimized background image with test id footer-background-image and src containing header-bg21.png.
Home Section Background
components/sections/home8/section2.tsx
Replaced a background-image div with a Next.js Image (src: /assets/img/bg/header-bg20.png) using fill and objectFit: "cover" to preserve background effect and z-index layering.

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🐰 I swapped painted skies for Image light,
Filled the background, tucked z-index tight,
A test hopped in with path to find,
Pixels aligned, the layout kind,
Carrots earned for code done right. 🥕

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Code Review

This pull request optimizes background images by replacing CSS background-image with the Next.js <Image> component, which is a great performance improvement. My review includes suggestions to ensure the correct positioning of these new images and to improve accessibility by using appropriate alt attributes for decorative images. I've also updated the related test to accommodate these changes.

Comment thread components/layout/footer/Footer8.tsx Outdated
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components/layout/footer/Footer8.tsx (1)

85-85: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor

Typo: "Barceclona" → "Barcelona".

Pre-existing user-facing typo in the contact address.

✏️ Proposed fix
-                    World Trade Center, Barceclona
+                    World Trade Center, Barcelona
components/sections/home8/section2.tsx (1)

1-1: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor

Address Prettier formatting warning.

The CI pipeline reports a Prettier code style issue for this file. Run prettier --write to resolve.

🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In `@components/layout/footer/Footer8.tsx`:
- Line 1: Run Prettier on components/layout/footer/Footer8.tsx to fix the
formatting warning: ensure the "use client" directive is correctly placed as the
first line and the file is formatted (trailing newline, proper indentation and
semicolons/quotes per project Prettier config). You can either run `prettier
--write components/layout/footer/Footer8.tsx` or apply your editor's format
command so the file passes CI formatting checks.
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__tests__/components/Footer8.test.tsx (2)

9-21: Test coverage is minimal — consider expanding for broader Footer8 validation.

This single test verifies the background image optimization, which aligns with the PR goal. However, Footer8 has non-trivial logic (year extraction from pathname, dynamic links). Consider adding tests for edge cases like a pathname without a year (e.g., "/about-us" → default "2026") to get more value from this test file.


18-20: Consider explicitly mocking next/image for consistency with other tests in the suite.

The test currently relies on nextJest() from next/jest (configured in jest.config.js) to automatically handle the next/image component, which allows the toContain("header-bg21.png") assertion to work. However, this approach is inconsistent with other test files like __tests__/pages/speaker-detail.test.tsx and __tests__/pages/job-offers.test.tsx, which explicitly mock next/image. For clarity and maintainability, consider either:

  • Adding an explicit next/image mock to this test file (consistent with other tests)
  • Documenting in code that the test relies on nextJest's automatic handling
  • If concerned about robustness, consider using decodeURIComponent() on the src (as done in BackgroundCarousel.test.tsx)

Comment thread components/layout/footer/Footer8.tsx
Replaced CSS 'background-image' in 'style' props with Next.js <Image /> component in 'Footer8' and 'Section2' to enable image optimization.
Fixed code formatting issues.

Co-authored-by: anyulled <100741+anyulled@users.noreply.github.com>
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anyulled commented Feb 6, 2026

In @components/layout/footer/Footer8.tsx:

  • Line 1: Run Prettier on components/layout/footer/Footer8.tsx to fix the
    formatting warning: ensure the "use client" directive is correctly placed as the
    first line and the file is formatted (trailing newline, proper indentation and
    semicolons/quotes per project Prettier config). You can either run prettier --write components/layout/footer/Footer8.tsx or apply your editor's format
    command so the file passes CI formatting checks.

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In @components/layout/footer/Footer8.tsx:

  • Line 1: Run Prettier on components/layout/footer/Footer8.tsx to fix the
    formatting warning: ensure the "use client" directive is correctly placed as the
    first line and the file is formatted (trailing newline, proper indentation and
    semicolons/quotes per project Prettier config). You can either run prettier --write components/layout/footer/Footer8.tsx or apply your editor's format
    command so the file passes CI formatting checks.

Ran npm run format to fix the formatting issues in components/layout/footer/Footer8.tsx.

- Replaced CSS 'background-image' in 'style' props with Next.js <Image /> component in 'Footer8' and 'Section2'.
- Added unit test for Footer8 using `getByRole`.
- Fixed code formatting issues.

Co-authored-by: anyulled <100741+anyulled@users.noreply.github.com>
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