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Bookmark Landing Page built with HTML, TailwindCSS & JS

accessibility, tailwind-css
Laerice Dessouassi•450
@dinadess
A solution to the Bookmark landing page challenge
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Hello FM !

I am finally submitting my solution for this challenge who took more time than planned. It was my first project with HTML & TailwindCSS, as I used to combine Tailwind with Vue.js..

It was also the opportunity for me to practice building accessible components like accordions, tabs and also the hamburger menu on mobile devices.

The more challenging part was creating the tab component as I had to make sure it was responding well on window resize and on page load too.

I hope you'll enjoy it.

Feel free to let me know how you find it !

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