How I Created a Landing page in Less than 100 lines of Code

Written by madzadev | Published 2021/01/21
Tech Story Tags: html | css | beginners | portfolio | landing-pages | web-design | coding | web-development

TLDR The Landing Page is a landing page in less than 100 lines of code. Use a new template for your landing page and icons. Use the proper Font Awesome syntax for specific icons you are gonna use (see their docs) Add a heading that will introduce you and a paragraph of your skills. Set the color of fonts, tweak letter and add margin where necessary to look good. Icons are blue, due to the default color of the font used by Google Fonts. Set the background color and center elements using CSS GRID.via the TL;DR App
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