*Originally posted on Medium.
In part 1 of this tutorial, we will be building a clone of the Windows Login page using HTML and SCSS. By the end...
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I really love developers that takes time to explain each section of their posts and offers a partial result of each step. Nice touch to include the sketch part. Thanks!
Thank you Juan! Honestly, you've made my day 😄!With tutorials, its trial and error to see what works best so it's wonderful to know that what I'm doing so far has translated well to the readers. Thank you!
Yeah, amazing Muna.
Thank you Ben! That means a lot! 😊
This is so good!
I've used outlines/background colors for debugging my CSS before, but it hadn't occurred to me to apply them globally during development like that. Definitely going to use that trick next time I'm doing frontend stuff :)
Me too! Best tip I've come across so far! I'm glad you found the tutorial helpful! ☺
Hey Muna, so cool reading through your tutorial, especially with how much love for the detail you implemented and described everything :D As you seem to really a good sense for great UX in login processes: have you ever implemented passkeys in one of your projects? If yes, what's your opinion on that?
Thanks Muna! This is very useful. I'm new to web development. Your tutorial will help me create a great log-in page to add to my portfolio!☀️
Thank you Alverson, I'm glad you enjoyed the tutorial 😄! That's awesome to hear, best of luck with the portfolio!
Thanks again. I completed Part II. I'll tag your twitter handle when I share it.
Great tutorial! The Helpful tip alert rocks!
Thank you Nicolas! I'm glad you liked the tip 😁. Check out Twitter, it's like a goldmine for really good dev tips !
Hi Muna, Thank you for this wonderful step-by-step write up. I've always wanted to learn scss for a while now but school won't just let me.
Thanks once again for this brilliant one
Thank you for your kind words Jegede! I'm glad the tutorial helped you! :)
This is amazing. Took me step by step. Made CSS not so scary.
Thank you Ijeh! It's really good to hear that the tutorial helped you! Don't worry,CSS is always a little scary in the beginning but with time, you'll get the hang of it! 👍