This is a responsive landing page built as part of a challenge from the Frontend Mentor website. The primary goal was to test and strengthen my skills using Tailwind CSS by recreating a professional-grade design. The project focuses on clean structure, responsive layout, and utility-first styling.
- Practice real-world layouts using Tailwind CSS
- Reinforce responsive design principles
- Build from a design brief with pixel-accurate structure
- Test my understanding of utility-first CSS workflow
– Semantic page structure
– Base styles
– For minor interactions
– Utility-first styling
– Deployment and hosting
The project is deployed on Vercel and is continuously updated with changes pushed to the main branch.
🔗 Live Demo: https://manage-landing-page-lyart.vercel.app
- Built from a Frontend Mentor challenge brief
- Tailwind CSS used to practice utility-based development
- Layout adapts smoothly across mobile, tablet, and desktop views
- Structure is kept minimal and clean, focusing on layout and responsiveness
Thanks to Frontend Mentor for the challenge brief and UI design inspiration. This was a valuable hands-on project to sharpen my frontend development workflow.