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Mobile first using Eleventy and Sass (with a CUBE CSS -ish) approach

Daryl Carr•70
@daryl-c
A solution to the myteam multi-page website challenge
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Hi!

I've used 11ty together with Andy Bell's CUBE CSS approach. I've been a general developer for a while now but I really want to improve my core frontend skills so any advice would be greatly appreciated. Anything from the structure of the CSS, refactoring templates, improving accessibility etc would be warmly welcomed :)

One thing I would like to look at more is some of the animations/transitions for the nav opening/directors boxes toggling/the form submitting.

Another thing that was a little difficult was going back to using vanilla js for the validation stuff instead of react. Not sure if my approach is very well structured but it seems to work at least.

Thanks in advance for any input!

Daryl

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