Im a french designer/developer, i am currently working in full remote in a company located in Paris and i would like to become a creative developer to make beautifull/stunning website and won awwwards ;)
I’m currently learning...I am curently learning javascript and some JS library
I need help with the desktop layout to ensure that the elements stay close together, especially the buttons with the image, and that everything fits within a screen height of 100vh. I'm using Tailwind and am new to this technology.
Thanks in advance
After many days of ordeal I somehow managed, next time I wish my code in JS was shorter
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?Get to the right element. I setted a searching by index and making array for new dynamic divs created
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?My way of JS code is good or bad? everything is working
work very well
Perfect
I am very proud of my first encounter using React and Tailwind CSS. While I am proud with how the solution turned out, I think I would do more research on toggle navbar in Tailwind as the transition that happens with the open/close navbar is a bit off.
Hey, it’s a bit unfortunate that your integration isn’t pixel-perfect, but for a first experience with Tailwind and React, it’s great! I’ll also be making the leap to React soon :)
P.S. Try revisiting this project later when you’re more comfortable with Tailwind—it’s a really great design to practice more complex layouts.
completing this task
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?many i still need to do some changes
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?all areas especially the hero bg implementation
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for some reason the screenshot has a white space at the bottom, I don't know why. I don't see it in any of my devices.
Hi! For your screenshot, it’s probably because your overall spacing is smaller than in the reference design, which is why there’s a white space at the bottom (the same thing happened to me back in the day, I think).
In any case, great job—the responsive design is spot-on!
