fix: removed broken internal component links from blog posts causing 404 errors

Author: abusufyan-netizen

content/blog/pwa-development-guide.md

@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ Your `manifest.json` file defines your app's name, icons, and theme colors. It's
 Service workers act as a proxy between your browser and the network. They handle caching and offline support, ensuring your site remains fast and reliable even on spotty 5G connections in rural US areas.
 
 ### 3. App-Like Navigation
-Use smooth transitions and a mobile-first header (like our [Custom Header](/components/ui/Header/)) to make the user forget they are in a browser.
+Use smooth transitions and a mobile-first header (like our Custom Header) to make the user forget they are in a browser.
 
 ## Performance and CTR Impact
 

content/blog/ui-ux-design-trends.md

@@ -18,10 +18,10 @@ The visual language of the web is constantly evolving. In 2026, UI/UX design is
 Users in the US are increasingly drawn to interfaces that feel personal and intuitive. We are moving away from rigid, boxy layouts toward fluid, organic designs that mirror the real world.
 
 ### 1. Glassmorphism 2.0
-Glassmorphism has evolved. Instead of just "frosted glass," we are now seeing "Depth Realism"—using subtle shadows, blurs, and highlights to create a sense of three-dimensional space in a 2D screen. Our own [Header design](/components/ui/Header/) utilizes these principles to create a premium feel.
+Glassmorphism has evolved. Instead of just "frosted glass," we are now seeing "Depth Realism"—using subtle shadows, blurs, and highlights to create a sense of three-dimensional space in a 2D screen. Our own Header design utilizes these principles to create a premium feel.
 
 ### 2. Micro-Animations and Feedback
-In 2026, static sites feel broken. Users expect micro-animations that respond to their every move. Whether it's a subtle button bounce or a smooth [Cookie Consent](/components/ui/CookieConsent/) transition, these small details make the site feel "alive."
+In 2026, static sites feel broken. Users expect micro-animations that respond to their every move. Whether it's a subtle button bounce or a smooth Cookie Consent transition, these small details make the site feel "alive."
 
 ### 3. Accessible Minimalism
 Minimalism remains king, but it must be accessible. High contrast ratios, clear typography (like our use of the Inter font), and generous spacing are essential for reaching a diverse US audience.