
Introduction
Today we are going to make a very important project portfolio with the help of HTML, Tailwind, and JavaScript to achieve an impressive text effect. This is very useful because it contains information about your profile, which includes information about you, your projects from starting until now, contacts, etc. According to you, you can add more things to it. You should also make a portfolio about yourself so you can get ideas on how to make it.
Now let’s put together this portfolio using HTML, Tailwind, and JavaScript by following the simple code step by step to understand it with clarity without any doubt.
HTML
First, we will create the whole structure of this portfolio using HTML. In which we will first make the navbar, in which there will be our name and navbar tools like Home, About, Contact, etc. Then we will make the introduction section to introduce us. After this, there will be more sections like Our services (professional work), Our projects, which we have to upload here for review, Testimonial for user feedback on what type of experience he/she analyzed, and at the end, a contact and about section.
Tailwind
After making the structure of the portfolio, we will now design this portfolio with the help of Tailwind (A CSS framework used to design a website or make it responsive ). In this, we will first make the background black, then give styling to the navbar to make it look better, and we will use position sticky to fix the position of the navbar. Now we will design the entire portfolio one by one, starting with an introduction, then our service, then our projects, a testimonial, and at the end, about and contact information. At the end, we will make this website responsive so it runs smoothly on all devices.
JavaScript
After making the structure and designing the portfolio using HTML and Tailwind, we will now build some logic in it to work properly with the help of JavaScript (an external file will be connected to the HTML page by a link). In javaScript, we will first target the navbar to make it sticky by targeting the navbar with I’d, and then we will make the navbar appear by clicking the navbar logo and selecting that html tag to change the CSS property of display none to display the block of navbar tools.
Finally, we made our portfolio with the help of HTML, Tailwind, and JavaScript impressive text effect by following the code step by step. I hope you understood the code properly. If you have any doubt, then e-mail us through the ID given below. Click on the link given below to download the source code.
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