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Submitted about 3 years ago

E-Commerce Product Page built w/ React and Tailwind CSS

accessibility, react, tailwind-css, lighthouse
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Ken•4,915
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A solution to the E-commerce product page challenge
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This was my first Intermediate project, and I'm really excited about the stack that I used. It wasn't a really big project, but it was big enough for Tailwind CSS. I used Tailwind CSS before in a small project, however, this time around it was a completely different experience. Although, I like Tailwind CSS a lot, I don't think one can use it in each and every project. Sometimes, I want to take the control in my hands, and in that case styled-components come to help. In brief, a cool project, that helped me to know Tailwind better and decide in what type of project I'd like to use it in the future.

And as always, if you have a feedback or suggestion, you can leave a comment 👨🏻‍💻

P. S. I intentionally didn't implement light box gallery, because it seemed out of context for me. However, I did a small similar implementation in codesandbox, you can check it out here

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