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Frontend Challenge: Winter Solstice

Linda Hamilton

Jan 03, 2025 am 03:40 AM

Frontend Challenge: Winter Solstice

This is a submission for Frontend Challenge - December Edition, Glam Up My Markup: Winter Solstice

What I Built

I made this website using HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
I made this website in dark night theme with a snowfall effect in the main header.
I also added glow effects in the text and a animated border color effect to the introduction.
Also the website is responsive.

Demo

live demo of website:
https://winter-solstice-idw3295pb-danish0111s-projects.vercel.app/
GitHub Repository of the website:
https://github.com/Danish0111/Winter-Solstice

Journey

Creating this website has been an incredible journey of learning and creativity. From designing responsive layouts to adding interactive elements like snowflakes and moving clouds, every step brought its own challenges and rewards. Each problem I encountered pushed me to grow as a developer and explore new solutions. Seeing the final result come to life has been a truly satisfying experience.

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