Okay, I can create a basic website structure inspired by the layout and style of getswift.gg. This will include a hero section, features, and a footer using HTML and CSS.
Okay, I understand. You want the dynamic typing text effect in the hero section, similar to getswift.gg, along with a structure and content that more closely resembles the reference site.
Here's an updated version incorporating a JavaScript-powered typing animation and adjusting the content and styles:
This version includes:
<span> with the ID dynamic-text in the <h1> tag to hold the changing words, and a <span> with class cursor for the blinking effect. Added a basic navbar and a testimonials section. Content is updated to be more gaming-centric..dynamic-text-element), including a primary color highlight and an underline. A blinking cursor animation (.cursor). Refined dark theme colors and added hover effects. Added styles for the navbar and testimonials. Improved responsiveness.script.js): Logic to cycle through the words array, typing each word character by character, pausing, deleting it, and moving to the next word.Now, the hero section text will dynamically change, mimicking the effect on the reference site.
Okay, I can implement those changes. We'll add smooth scrolling, update the typing animation to handle custom phrases, change the feature box hover effect to a white glow, and adjust the styling for a darker, more futuristic feel with bolder text.
Here's the updated project:
Key changes:
scroll-behavior: smooth; to the html tag in CSS. Navbar links now point to #features and #testimonials, and the corresponding sections have these IDs.script.js to use a phrases array. You can easily edit the strings within this array to customize the displayed text. The logic remains similar but now types/deletes whole phrases..feature-item:hover in CSS to use box-shadow: 0 0 20px 5px var(--glow-color); for the white glow effect and also changes the border-color.body background to pure black (#000000). Section backgrounds (.navbar, .features, .footer, etc.) use a very dark grey (#0a0a0a).font-weight for h1, h2, h3, .logo, and .cta-button.--text-light: #f0f0f0;) for better contrast.transform: scale(1.03) on button hover.Okay, I've incorporated your requests. This involves removing the testimonials, restyling the features section, updating the navbar significantly (logo, Discord button, transparency, size), adding a "Why Us?" section, and adjusting button styles.
Here is the updated project:
Summary of Changes:
#000000), items have no border by default, corners are more rounded (15px), and hover shows only the white glow.#why-us) mirroring the structure and styling of the features section.backdrop-filter).# with your actual link).25px) and a blue glow hover effect.15px).Remember to replace the placeholder logo URL (https://via.placeholder.com...) and the Discord invite link (#) in index.html with your actual assets.*