import * as React from "react"; //eslint-disable-next-line import { Routes, Route, Outlet, Link } from "react-router-dom"; import Home from "./Screens/home"; import About from "./Screens/about"; import Services from "./Screens/services"; import Portfolio from "./Screens/portfolio"; import Team from "./Screens/team"; import Blog from "./Screens/blog"; import Contact from "./Screens/contact"; import Solutions from "./Screens/solutions."; import Migrations from "./Screens/Solutions/migrations"; import Cloud from "./Screens/Solutions/cloud"; import Business from "./Screens/Solutions/business"; import Automation from "./Screens/Solutions/automation"; import Analytics from "./Screens/Solutions/analytics"; export default function App() { return (
{/*

Basic Example

This example demonstrates some of the core features of React Router including nested <Route>s,{" "} <Outlet>s, <Link>s, and using a "*" route (aka "splat route") to render a "not found" page when someone visits an unrecognized URL.

*/} {/* Routes nest inside one another. Nested route paths build upon parent route paths, and nested route elements render inside parent route elements. See the note about below. */} {/* }> */} } /> } /> } /> } /> } /> } /> } /> } /> } /> } /> } /> } /> } /> } />
); } function NoMatch() { return (

Nothing to see here!

Go to the home page

); }