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I actually appreciate it, because that's what the website is for. https://alpinejs.dev/

If I'm going to a GitHub from the website i want to get straight to the point

A decent README isn't asking a lot these days, people end up on home of your repo, it's the minimum effort.

I think this is an excellent README. It starts with a link to their website and then states that this README is for information on contributing to the project.

> Isn't this supposed to be the first piece of information a potential user should be interested in before getting into the how?

The first piece of information I'm interested in is: What non-trivial thing did they make with it? Many frameworks look cute as a TODO app, but that doesn't mean they won't scale into Cthulhu.

It's quite common that the main website includes features and functionality, while the GitHub includes install instructions.

See https://alpinejs.dev/ for more.