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My first fully responsive landing page, using Dart SASS.

Bonrey•1,130
@Bonrey
A solution to the Huddle landing page with curved sections challenge
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Hello, everyone! 😃

I decided to take a short break from CSS frameworks and deepen my SASS knowledge a little. And this challenge was a perfect opportunity to do that! I focused only on Dart SASS. It is a specific implementation of SASS that gets all the bells and whistles first. ✨

In brief, here is the list of Dart SASS tools I used for this challenge:

  • variables, mixins, placeholders;
  • built-in modules, such as sass:color and sass:map;
  • @use, @forward keywords instead of @import, which is getting deprecated.

As regards the challenge itself, it was pretty fun. I got a kick out of positioning the curved parts. 😄 And resizing images depending on the screen width was quite enjoyable, too! Finally, it's worth mentioning that I used Font Awesome icons for social media.

As usual, any feedback is very welcome! Probably the only question I have is this: should I avoid extra media queries, or is it okay to use as many as I need?

P.S. I went with the default form validation this time simply because I didn't want to clutter my project with an extra js file. 😏

P.P.S. You can also check out the README.md file on my github page for extra links.

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