Huddle Landing Page Hero Section in 59 lines of code!
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Yooo Shawn here with yet another one to add to the list. This one took only 59 lines of code to build everything, both HTML and CSS. Svelte + WindiCSS prevent having to read through tons of different files.
Thanks for viewing/feedback. Hope you guys are doing great. Have an awesome day and never give up. Peace out!
Community feedback
- @Programming-School-Pro-CodingPosted over 2 years ago
Hi Sir
That's Amazing
But I have some suggestions: In my opinion The Social Links Hover must change the background color to be white #fff In my opinion remove the shadows of the register button
In All screen sizes the website is great
I have some questions too: Why do you use svelte js when you can make it using react js ?
Marked as helpful1@OGShawnLeePosted over 2 years ago@Programming-School-Pro-Coding
Hey thanks mate! I really appreciate it.
Well If I remember correctly the design images had the buttons being pinkish while hovering, although I think having them become white would not look bad, I will check it out! About the button shadow, I barely notice the shadow, does it look bad in your browser or your device? or you suggest a flat design? It actually makes sense to have a flat design, I will try it out!
Oh boi I used React like a year ago, I was a complete beginner so I didnt know better, it was like the only option I had so I loved it! I even built some projects trying to imitate it with vanilla TypeScript.
However... what killed it was having to install many libraries, half the time I was comparing and searching libraries, reading through those libraries documentations and having to check their updates and know if something would break my code. I also quickly started to hate JSX and all React syntax to be honest, and even more If you add TypeScript, the code ended up being huge and complex :'/
Then Svelte came into view and it was so much more beautiful and simpler, I have to type about 40% less code, it even produces way faster code and smaller bundle sizes, so the user has a better experience in your website. The problem of installing libraries? It has built-in transitions, animations and state-management. After I built my own component library for Svelte I feel like there is no coming back.
Hope this answers your question and in no way I intended to offend anyone who likes React. Again thanks for replying! Really appreciate it. Best wishes, sir.
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