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Submitted over 3 years ago

Responsive landing page with SCSS and bem

bem, sass/scss
TiredQuan•245
@TiredQuan
A solution to the Insure landing page challenge
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This challenge took a while because I was doing this while also working on a bunch of school exams Nevertheless I enjoyed this challenge, I made some changes to the header nav to make the hover more noticeable and whatnot

I did a landing page just like this one prior, it was an Awaytravels clone so I think by making that the cloned website first I had more experience to deal with this one

I didn't pay much attention to accessibility so there might be an issue there, if there is any problem please notify me so I can improve.

I don't really have any question about this challenge itself, just an off topic question

I'm currently learning more and more about web design, getting to know JS more and more and planning to move onto a framework. But I want to try my hand at working for reals and get some experience working with a team, I have heard that open source projects are usually the go to for beginners like me, but I'm not sure. Is there any resources that can help me on getting experience working with a team out there? Any help is greatly appreciated

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