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Hey! This challenge is detail-packed!

I need help with getting rid of the scrollbar on the testimonial section in Firefox. I've set ::-webkit-scrollbar to display: none on the testimonial-row but it's being ignored by Firefox.

Any ideas on how to resolve this? Thanks in advance.

This is my first major attempt at React. I'll appreciate tips on how to improve my code. Thanks in advance.

Your thought on my solution is highly welcomed.

I've had to use two empty divs to display the curly background patterns in the intro section. I feel this approach is not effective. Any ideas on a better way to achieve the design that's in line with best design practices? You're welcome.

My first advanced project. Learnt a lot working on this. Feedback is highly appreciated.

Please, your review is needed. I couldn't centre my intro and tabs buttons. Same with the FAQS arrow svg stroke `color when active. How do I achieve these? Thank you in advance.

I had quite a fight with JavaScript on this one! I somehow got away without using localStorage. However, I still have some known troubles - 1. Getting the blue strand behind the cards (below Advanced Statistics) and 2. Having the illustration image to be full-width on the right. I couldn't figure out how to achieve these with Bootstrap. Please, your input is needed!!!

Please review my markup and styles and tell me how I fared.

Please review my code. I somehow could not override Bootstrap text-align property on the error messages to align right, even when I applied !important on the CSS rule.

Help needed! I couldn't apply the background gradient correctly. I also had to manipulate the margin-top at the large screen breakpoint to be able to correctly display a column, which in my opinion is not optimal, because at other breakpoints (other than width:375px) the page gets broken because of that margin-top I explicitly declared.

I used quite a lot of Bootstrap classes and wrote a bunch of custom CSS as well. I feel like I didn't explore the possibilities of Bootstrap enough, especially when I had to explicitly set some (static) div's top-positions to have the correct positioning. How should I have done this better?