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@PrAnAvViNaYaKjAdHaV120 points

I’m a mysterious individual who has yet to fill out my bio. One thing’s for certain: I love writing front-end code!

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  • pranav•120
    @PrAnAvViNaYaKjAdHaV

    First, I am just confused but that animation is so cool I am also trying to learn that kind of animation nice job I like to order pizza from that application 😁😁😁😁

  • pranav•120
    @PrAnAvViNaYaKjAdHaV

    Yo, your solution is a great nice one 😀😀😀😀

  • pranav•120
    @PrAnAvViNaYaKjAdHaV

    on desktop your website looking different means not looking exactly mentioned in the design on mobile, it looks very good you only need work on desktop and bigger screen 😃😃😃😃

  • pranav•120
    @PrAnAvViNaYaKjAdHaV

    I can suggest only one thing don't use <h3> there you need to go ascending order first <h1> then

    <h2> else use p tag and give font-size then you can read off ACCESSIBILITY ISSUES

    over all your solution is great, keep it up, and happy coding

  • pranav•120
    @PrAnAvViNaYaKjAdHaV

    I think you need to focus on your CSS advance concepts like flex grid to design this kind of web page my suggestion is

    1. don't give fixed width to any div use max-height ,max-width etc.
    2. if you want to learn advanced concepts like flex-box, grid and javascript then check out the frontend resources page there are free courses for these concepts.

    That's all you did a great job keep it up and happy coding

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  • pranav•120
    @PrAnAvViNaYaKjAdHaV

    bro if you can suggest any resources to learn animation like this, plz share it

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