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This project mixes the code from

• Wallet Create React App.
• Responsive menu / site framework taught in this tutorial. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D31P9ovJjqs
• Responsive body from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S0a7PEOi0do

I created this temaplate because I'm not really a front-end guy, but I find myself often needing a simple responsive site template that has rainbowkit support built in. This way I don't need to go search for a tutorial every time I want to remember the exact syntax for media-query or something.

Default colors can be specified in styles/variables.scss. I went full on Roy G. Biv in picking my defaults because, well, it is rainbowkit ... but also because I wanted people to be forced to think about colors when starting a project. Colors evoke emotion, they evoke feeling, they can help put you in the same mindset as your app's eventual users. Just because you're coding the backend, doesn't mean you don't need to understand user behavior. So take some time, search for some color palettes online, let color put you in the mood, then start building.

Plus ... pretty colors are just way more fun to look at than black, white and grey. Who wants to stare at that all day? It's like painting your walls white ... why live in a home with white walls, when you could paint them pink, yellow and blue?

Plus ... it's pride month, so what could be more fitting.

Very little code here is actually mine, it's mostly from the links specified above. I feel like I'm more like an editor and less like a coder on this project.

Rainbow image in header is from https://www.freepik.com/free-photo/lgbtq-rainbow-flag-background-diy-plasticine-clay-texture_18141638.htm#page=2&query=rainbow%20background%20colorful&position=6&from_view=search

Run npm install to get things downloaded

Run npm start to see things

Runs the app in the development mode. Open http://localhost:3000 to view it in the browser.

The page will reload if you make edits. You will also see any lint errors in the console.