the-next-web's Introduction

The Next Web

For this project, we recreated The Next Web's website with fully responsive web design.

This Microverse project allowed us to demonstrate the use of media queries to design webpages that adapt to different screen sizes.

Click here to view The Next Web's website, which we used as a model for this project.

Built With 🧰

HTML
CSS

Live Demo 🔴

Live Demo Link

Getting Started 🏁

To get a local copy up and running on your own machine, just follow these simple steps:

Prerequisites

If you are viewing this README.md file using a computer, a browser and a connection to the internet, then congratulations! You have all the prerequisites to access our project.

Setup

Open Terminal
Navigate to your desired location to download the contents of this repository.

Copy and paste the following code into the Terminal:

 git clone https://github.com/Joseph-Burke/The-Next-Web.git

Hit enter
Once the repository has been cloned, open index.html in a browser of your choosing.
Enjoy!

Authors

👤 Joe Burke

Github: @Joseph-Burke
Twitter: @__joeburke
Linkedin: Joseph Burke
E-mail: [email protected]

👤 Ershadul Hakim Rayhan

Github: @ershadul1
Twitter: @ErshadulRayhan
Linkedin: ErshadulRayhan
Email: [email protected]

🤝 Contributing

The best contribution you can make is helping us improve our work by submitting an issue.

Show your support

Give a ⭐️ if you like this project!

Acknowledgments

Microverse
The Next Web - nice website!
VSCode <3

📝 License

This project is MIT licensed.

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the-next-web's Issues

Team-126-The-Kermits

The project looks really good, it has a great view on mobile and desktop
Most of the things on the websites are basically texts and images some of them could've been links
'Neural' on the nav drops down to another line on a certain size
For good practice, the float has to be cleared on the CSS

Peer to peer code review by team 125 The Elmos

There are things that I can work on to improve the project.

I need to add links to the page instead of just embedded images and texts
The code will be cleaner if I use variables for repetitive colors
CSS will be more beautiful if I use more general classes. e.g classes for- display flex
The contribution section in the README.MD needs to be more descriptive
The stylelint.json file should not be ignored. The GitHub actions will work faster if this file is in the repo.

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