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How To Build NFT Website With Html CSS JavaScript

How To Build NFT Website With Html CSS JavaScript

This video will show you how to build NFT website with html css javascript

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⏱️ Timestamps

0:00 - Demo
4:32 - File structure
5:59 - Project initial
17:29 - Header
43:01 - Hero section
55:11 - Explore section
1:19:21 - Top seller section
1:28:31 - Collection section
1:40:07 - Instruction section
1:47:03 - Footer
2:12:21 - Media queries


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Wow 💣

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I can't see the starter files

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Amazing as always.

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