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Leevi Agency Portfolio

This project is a beautiful, modern portfolio website designed by the talented team at Leevi Agency. I stumbled upon the design in the Figma Community and was immediately inspired to bring it to life using Sass and Parcel.

Design Inspiration

The Leevi Agency Portfolio design is sleek, sophisticated, and perfectly showcases the agency's impressive portfolio of work. The design features bold typography, stunning imagery, and a clean, minimalist layout that is sure to impress any potential client.

Technology Used

I used Sass and Parcel to bring this design to life. Sass is a powerful preprocessor that allows you to write cleaner, more organized CSS code. Parcel, on the other hand, is a zero-configuration bundler that makes it easy to compile and bundle your Sass files into production-ready code.

Licensing

All of the assets used in this project are licensed through Leevi Template's licensing agreement. You can find more information about the licensing agreement on their website.

Preview

Check out my live demo here: https://tubular-pothos-e4e480.netlify.app/

Getting Started

If you want to get started using Sass and Parcel for your own projects, you can follow these steps:

1. Install Sass by running npm install -g sass.
2. Install Parcel by running npm install -g parcel-bundler.
3. Clone this repository by running git clone https://github.com/your-username/leevi-agency-portfolio.git.
4. Navigate to the project directory and run npm install to install the project dependencies.
5. Run npm start to compile the Sass files and launch the development server.
6. (optional) If you're ready to deploy your website, run npm run build to create a production-ready build of your website in the dist folder.
7. (optional) To deploy your website to GitHub Pages, run npm run push-gh-pages. This will build your website and push the contents of the dist folder to the gh-pages branch of your GitHub repository, making it accessible at the URL specified in your package.json file under "homepage" (you should change this url) .

Happy coding!