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Loop Studios landing page, Sass, grid, some JS for mobile menu

sass/scss
Nick Carlisi•180
@nickcarlisi
A solution to the Loopstudios landing page challenge
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This is my first submission in about a year. I'm looking to update my portfolio. It's been interesting looking back at my older projects, comparing and seeing how much I've grown in a year. Having said that, as I'm sure we all know, there's always room for improvement, so if anyone has any tips or suggestions for improvement, please let me know.

Besides the 'Our Creations' section, I used grid on the 'Leader in Interactive' section to achieve the overlapping of the copy over the image. I've used this process before, but had to go back and look it up again.

I feel like my Sass/css organization could be cleaner. At my job, we use @import in order to use separate scss files, but I've seen that Sass is recommending we don't use @import anymore and are moving to @use. Curious what other people are using.

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