Responsive Carousel Slider Using HTML, CSS, JavaScript & GSAP (Dribbble-Inspired) 

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Will try my best to keep the quality same if not higher

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Theme: Sequoia / Font: Berkeley Mono

Usually Unsplash but this time Lexica art

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Sure! I never thought of that. Feel free to drop some ideas/names I can look upto for inspiration. I will also try to check it out myself! Thanks for the idea bro.

@@codegrid awesome! Thank you for being open minded about it. Hmm it’s difficult to provide recommendations since all the popular modern games usually have good UI/UX. A few that come to my mind would be “Ghost of Tsushima”: has a neat text disintegration effect, button design, and color scheme; “Riders Republic”: has some nice countdown animation, and FINISH text animation that can be replicated via CSS alone; “Driveclub”: the menu has a nice interface where when you select a card, you zoom into the card to reveal the next section or page, you can just search on RU-vid “driveclub menu” to see a video of that. But yeah overall just casually looking at game footage on RU-vid of some of these popular games will give some inspiration 🙏

@@codegrid awesome! Thanks for being open minded about it 🙏 Hmm just casually seeing the gameplay footage of any decent looking modern game should give some inspiration. I don’t play games much but I recommend checking out “Driveclub” menu, “ghost of Tsushima”, “Rider’s Republic”. Driveclub’s menu can be found here on RU-vid, it has a cool zoom in to reveal the next section/page animation which I think you can recreate ✨👍.

It’s responsive already. If you want to have clip path on the smaller screens as well, just update the width and height for its container using media queries!

@@codegrid are all of your videos responsive ?

People didn’t show much interest in the couple of react videos I published last month - compared to Vanilla JS videos! Maybe because it is more beginner friendly and everyone can follow it as beginners don’t start with React or Next but experienced devs can take the pieces and convert into anything based on their requirements!

Of course. Showed the responsive version in the demo as well!

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If you already understand react you can convert this vanilla js code to react