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React.js + TypeScript + Firebase + SCSS Testimonials Grid Section

Better5afe•850
@better5afe
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This is a solution for...Testimonials grid section
  • HTML
  • CSS
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Summary:

  • Upon entering the page, users will see a loading animation while the data is being fetched from Firebase. To make this feature more prominent, the fetching function is embedded inside a setTimeout() function which delays it - I would not do this in a professional app tho.
  • If the data fails to be loaded, the users will see a simple error message.
  • If the data is successfully loaded, the users will see different animations and layout depending on their device's screen size.
  • Desktop layout is based on CSS Grid.

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Thanks & Happy Coding! 🎃

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  • solitary_coder•1,000
    @kabir-afkPosted about 1 year ago

    Hey!!, nice page , altho I'd recommend that if you are already using these technologies then you should try leveling up in your animations as well . . . .I noticed that you were using @keyframes in your page for animations , not that they don't look appealing, they're great , but they don't provide you with much diversity . . . since you are already using react , don't you think that Framer is a better choice ? If you prefer not to use Framer Motion, you can also explore GSAP. It has a really similar syntax to @keyframes. I highly recommend giving it a try in your upcoming projects . . .hope you find it helpful . . . and as always , keep the grind 💪💪

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    Better5afe•850
    @better5afePosted about 1 year ago

    @kabir-afk Hiya, thanks for the feedback! Framer Motion is a really cool library and I actually used it a couple of projects back, but with this one I just wanted to practice keyframes and especially on scroll animations, since there's was basically no other challenge 😜

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    solitary_coder•1,000
    @kabir-afkPosted about 1 year ago

    @better5afe I see I see , well if that's the case then it's ok 😂,,altho you should really look up gsap . . .I worked with it in my todo-app and I found it to be a really friendly lib . . .

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    Better5afe•850
    @better5afePosted about 1 year ago

    @kabir-afk I definitely will, that's for the recommendation! The to do app is on my list of challenges to complete, so maybe I'll use gsap there as well :D

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