demo/home page walkthrough slideshow minimal green #18
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closing as we have designs now for the #30 |
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This demo is basically a mashup of #17 and #16 , plus added some (slightly janky) animations to the walkthrough section, dialed the green backgrounds a bit, added some gradients, and (for now) pulled over the "expanded mission statement" section from the current website (literally, I just took a screenshot 😅 )
I think the content / general messaging still needs a couple more revisions and fine-tuning but I think I'm settling on this for the overall aesthetic and layout.
Would still like to explore fine-tuning the walk-through section, but still trying to figure out how to best thread the needle on demonstrating web standards (as a component model) and the framework on top of it, which usually gets dedicated to its own website for other ecosystems like React, Angular, Vue, Svelte, etc.