Responsive Landing Page with SCSS and Smooth Scrolling

• on line 38 in your html file there is a navigation list which is duplicated again from line 65. The reason I see here was to have a navigation for mobile and another one for desktop but with responsive design such cases should be avoided. The navigation can be placed properly using css.
• the hamburger div is supposed to be a button, a div will require a lot more coding for it to be accessible to assistive technology users. Just change the div to be a button and leave the span elements as is. Provide content that can be read a screen reader so that assistive technology users will be able to navigate your site without confusion. In fact they should be a hamburger image in the assets folder. Find about css class Sr-only, so that you can visually hide content but the same content should be read by screen readers

Greetings Udochukwu. I managed to check your site on mobile and it is working fine. Here are some recommendations :

• some of the anchor elements have anchor elements as children, however there is to readable text for assistive technology users.
• the hamburger is a div with span elements inside. Use semantic elements where possible, a div and a span are not interactive elements hence this custom button will not be available to assistive technology users.
• try not to duplicate code, for example there is 2 navigations in the header. Turning off your css will give you the structure of your html.