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Submitted about 2 years ago

Newsletter signup form w/ success msg React vite tailwindcss storybook

react, storybook, tailwind-css, vite, node
XIII•790
@minibrusp
A solution to the Newsletter sign-up form with success message challenge
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Hello there, totally enjoyed this challenge i was able to practice different features and addons on Storybook and i was able to integrate it with Mailchimp. Every successful form submit will be added as an audience to my Mailchimp account but i won't be sending welcome messages on your email since I'm just using the free tier subscription; i was planning to but i did not know that it was not included in the free tier so this is just it ^^ .

I also made a separate Express Node backend server to help me integrate with Mailchimp, just a little Rest Api route.

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In the Storybook you can see the Figma Design for each Mobile and Desktop in the Design addon panel at the Pages hierarchy.

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