GarimaSingh0109 / WasteManagment

https://garimasingh0109.github.io/WasteManagment/
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Updated index.html and styles.css #377

Closed Rohan-2601 closed 1 month ago

Rohan-2601 commented 1 month ago

Removed duplicate button: Identified and removed a duplicate button that was used twice in index.html to streamline the UI. Added background color to buttons: Styled all buttons with a consistent background color for better visual appeal. Implemented hover effects: Added hover effects to buttons for an interactive and responsive design. Other improvements: Made additional adjustments to enhance the overall structure and readability of the code. Impact:

Cleaner, more efficient HTML structure. Improved user interface with better button styling and interaction.

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request involve significant modifications to the index.html and styles.css files. The index.html file features a streamlined navigation structure, new content sections, and updates to the footer. The styles.css file introduces new classes for navigation buttons, forms, and buttons, along with extensive styling updates for responsiveness and dark mode. Overall, these changes enhance user engagement and improve the visual structure of the web application.

Changes

File Change Summary
index.html Streamlined navigation, added "Discover Our Features" section, expanded "About Us," updated footer with newsletter and social links, preserved existing sections.
styles.css Added .btn-nav, .form_style, and .button classes; updated header and various sections for improved styling; added media queries for responsiveness; enhanced dark mode styles.

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GarimaSingh0109 commented 1 month ago

@Rohan-2601 issue no

GarimaSingh0109 commented 1 month ago

@Rohan-2601 pr closed due to issue not assigned