As you can see, this makes it easier for the user to know where they are in the site as well as making it better for orgainizing the code.
Be aware that this is a basic approach to nesting routes in Next.js and there is more that can be done beyond this including (but not limited to) dynamic nesting.
There are many other tricks that can be done with Next.js, and you should definitely explore their docs as you build out your own projects and continue to learn, but with these fundamentals you should now be able to start your own Next.js project and build a site with fast load speeds and dynamic aspects.
If you'd like to see the code for this site, built with Next.js, feel free to visit my GitHub repo for this site.
Happy coding. Now go build something!
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