Mitsogo Website Project:-
This project is a fully responsive website developed using React.js, JavaScript, CSS, and Bootstrap. The website features a responsive navbar, header section, features section, slider, automatic slider, customer opinions, and more. Additionally, I have implemented animations on scroll (AOS) and a "Scroll to Top" button for enhanced user experience.
live Demo Link: https://hexnode-website-athulrajt.netlify.app/
Technologies Used:-
Frontend: React.js, JavaScript, CSS, Bootstrap Packages: React Icons, AOS (Animate on Scroll)
Setup Instructions:-
1.Clone the repository: 2.git clone 3.cd 4.Install dependencies: Use the following command to install the required npm packages: npm install
5.Run the project: Start the development server with: npm start
Open your browser: Navigate to http://localhost:3000 to view the website.
Bonus Features:
AOS (Animate on Scroll): I integrated the AOS package to add engaging animations as users scroll down the page. This feature enhances the overall visual appeal and encourages interaction. Scroll to Top Button: Although this feature was not part of the original task, I implemented a "Scroll to Top" button to improve navigation, allowing users to easily return to the top of the page.
During the development process, I encountered some challenges:
Implementing animations and functionalities required careful planning and testing, which took some time to overcome. I faced difficulties in obtaining certain images from the task website's inspection tool, which led to some delays. Overall, this project was a rewarding challenge that enhanced my skills in web development, and I am proud of the final outcome.
This project was bootstrapped with Create React App.
In the project directory, you can run:
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Open http://localhost:3000 to view it in your browser.
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Builds the app for production to the build folder.
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Your app is ready to be deployed!
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