Amazon Clone

Description

• I've created an Amazon clone using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript exclusively.
• JavaScript is used for sliding hero section and menu bar functionality, while the layout and styling are achieved through HTML and CSS.
• The project features two navigation bars at the top, a dynamic Hero Section with changing slides, organized category displays, a section for special deals, and an Amazon-style footer. I've also included hover effects and utilized CSS animations for the menu bar button.

Table of Contents

• Demo
• Features
• Technologies Used
• Contributing
• License
• Connect with me

Demo

View the live demo here.

Features

Feature	Description
Two navbar top of Amazon Homepage	Navigation bars at the top for easy site navigation.
Hero Section showing Changing Slides	Attractive slideshow for showcasing special deals.
Box Layout for Categories	Organized layout to display product categories.
Special Deals Section	Section dedicated to displaying special offers.
Footer Of Webpage As Amazon	Footer section with Amazon's branding and links.
Hover Effects	Interactive experience with hover effects on elements.
CSS Animation	for the menu bar button effect.
Responsiveness	Responsive Webpage for Different Devices

Technologies Used

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  Java Script Only (for changing hero section slides & menubar button )

Contributing

    1. Get Familiar to Project
    2. Open an Issue for Discussion
    3. Fork the Repository
    4. Clone and Create a Pull Request
    5. Review and Approval
    6. Congratulations! You have Contributed Successfully.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

Connect with me

For questions or feedback, you can reach me at navratan091@gmail.com.

Contribution Guidelines

Welcome to the open-source project! We're excited to have you on board. Before you start contributing, please follow these guidelines to ensure a smooth collaboration process:

1. Get Familiar: Make sure to read the project's README file thoroughly to understand its purpose, features, and how it works. This will help you contribute effectively.

2. Open an Issue: For major changes or new features, it's a good idea to start by opening an issue. Describe what you'd like to change or add, and the maintainers will provide feedback and discuss the proposed changes.

3. Fork the Repository: If you're ready to make changes, fork the repository to your GitHub account. This will create a copy of the project under your account.

4. Clone and Verify: Clone the forked repository to your local computer. Make the changes you'd like to contribute, and ensure everything works as expected. Test thoroughly to avoid introducing bugs.

5. Create a Pull Request: Once your changes are ready, create a pull request (PR) from your forked repository to the original repository. Provide a clear and concise description of the changes you've made and why they're valuable.

6. Review and Approval: The maintainers will review your PR. If the changes align with the project's goals and standards, they will approve the PR and merge it into the main repository.

7. Congratulations! Your contribution is now a part of the project. Thank you for your valuable contribution to the open-source community!

Remember, respectful communication and collaboration are key. Be open to feedback and suggestions from maintainers and other contributors.

Happy contributing!