No, you don't add API keys to GitHub. API keys should be kept secret and never committed to code repositories.

Here's where to add the RESEND_API_KEY:

1. In v0 (for previews): Settings > Vars > Add RESEND_API_KEY

2. On Vercel (for production after deploying):

   • Go to your Vercel project dashboard
   • Navigate to Settings > Environment Variables
   • Add RESEND_API_KEY with your value
   • Select which environments it applies to (Production, Preview, Development)

This keeps your API key secure while making it available to your application at runtime.

The screenshot shows Google search results for bafanaconsulting.co.za displaying a "v0" logo icon instead of the Bafana Consulting logo.

The issue is that the favicon files are still using the default v0 icons. I need to replace them with the Bafana logo. Let me update the favicon to use your logo.

I need to replace the default v0 icon files with the Bafana logo. I'll copy the logo to be used as the favicon and update the metadata. Google primarily looks for /favicon.ico at the root, so I'll also add that.

The full logo is too wide for a favicon. For Google search results, I need a square icon. I'll generate a square version of the logo icon (just the arrow/B symbol) and update the favicon configuration.

Now let me update the layout to use the new favicon and also add a proper favicon.ico reference:

Also, let me copy the favicon.png to the app directory as favicon.ico (Next.js convention) for better compatibility:

I've updated the favicon configuration to use the Bafana logo icon instead of the v0 icon. The changes include:

1. Generated a square favicon with the Bafana arrow/B symbol
2. Updated the metadata to reference the new favicon
3. Added app/favicon.ico which Next.js automatically serves at the root

Note: Google may take several days to weeks to update the favicon in search results after crawling your site. You can request a re-crawl through Google Search Console to speed this up.