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Submitted about 2 years ago

đŸ”Ĩ Animated Base Apparel Coming Soon Page đŸ”Ĩ

Saad Hishamâ€ĸ1,770
@Saad-Hisham
A solution to the Base Apparel coming soon page challenge
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👋 Greetings, fellow developers! I wanted to share that I had a blast completing this challenge. It took me 3 hours and 2 cups of coffee ☕ to create the layout using Bootstrap, and I used React with Framer Motion for the animations. 🚀 I also used SVG to create animated text. đŸ’Ĩ Finally, I wanted to thank Sir Dennis for inspiring the animation from his Solution. 🙌 I included his name and LinkedIn account in the footer. Thanks for checking out my project! 😊👍

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  • visualdennisâ€ĸ8,375
    @visualdenniss
    Posted about 2 years ago

    Hello Saad,

    thanks a lot for the shoutout and happy to hear that you were inspired by my solution! :) Good job implementing with the framer-motion!

    When resizing on desktop, the image gets distorted, so you can prevent that by using object-fit: cover; on the img element. You can also add some easing to the animation to make it smoother and natural looking.

    At the bottom part of the letter 'W', there seems to be some weird shapes in the svg, idk why that.

    Also i think it is better to avoid using fixed/absolute values like "600"px for the initial value of the image, cuz depending on the screen size, parts of the image is visible on initial load. Consider using something more responsive, maybe percentage etc.

    Hope you find this feedback helpful and keep up the great work!

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  • Shelton Franciscoâ€ĸ100
    @SheltonFr
    Posted almost 2 years ago

    Wow.... This is really amazing, lived it too much đŸ‘đŸ‘â¤ī¸

  • Paksâ€ĸ1,350
    @LifeofPaks
    Posted almost 2 years ago

    Man you bodied this projectđŸĢĄ 🙌đŸŊ, i obviously have a lot to learn. You just inspired me đŸ’ĒđŸŊ... Great Job Sire👏

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