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Submitted over 1 year ago

Notification pop up design - TailwindCSS

accessibility, lighthouse, tailwind-css
Kimo Spark•2,190
@kimodev1990
A solution to the Notifications page challenge
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Hi there 👋, This is my solution for this challenge.

📑 Features:-

  • Achieved 100% score for Accessibility, SEO & Performance and 95% score for Best Practices in Desktop Lighthouse. 📊
  • Achieved 100% score for Accessibility & SEO and 99% score for performance and 95% score for Best Practices in Mobile Lighthouse. 📊
  • Styling implemented using Tailwind CSS 🎨
  • Simple Transition-color while hovering on button & texts. 🎬
  • FlexBox 📦 Code formatted using Prettier 💻

I'll appreciate any suggestions & feedback on how to make red dot beside the line text even when getting down .

Thank you. ✌️

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