Tennis Legend - The Website

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@Tennis-Legend on Tennis Legend - The Website · 28 days ago

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Removed anything that I though was AI and wrote it myself. It should all be human-written now

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@Tennis-Legend on Tennis Legend - The Website · 29 days ago

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Since my ship was given feedback that it used too much AI, I essentially deleted the CSS and rewrote the entire CSS myself.

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@Tennis-Legend on Tennis Legend - The Website · 30 days ago

I made a personal website using HTML and CSS with four main sections: Home, About, Skills and Hobbies. The site uses a blue, red and black colour scheme, animated elements and interactive flip cards to give it a retro feel while still keeping it simple to navigate.

The biggest challenge was getting the flip cards, animations and layout to work consistently across different screen sizes. It took a bit of tweaking to make sure everything looked right on mobile, tablet and desktop without breaking the design.

I’m most proud of how the overall theme came together. The colour scheme, floating icons, animations and flip cards all work together to make the site feel more engaging.

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@Tennis-Legend on Tennis Legend - The Website · 30 days ago

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This website is my personal site built using HTML and CSS. It includes four main sections: Home, About, Skills and Hobbies. The Skills and Hobbies sections use flip cards to make the content a bit more interactive, while animations and a few floating icons help bring the site to life whilst keeping it sort of minimalistic.

I’m particularly happy with how the overall design came together. The blue, red and black colour scheme gives the site a clean look, the flip cards make the content more engaging, and the animations add some movement without being distracting.