Travel Website Using HTML, CSS & JS | Part 1 - Home Page

Travel Website Using HTML, CSS & JS Series | How To Design A Complete Responsive Travel Website

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Hi everyone! In this video series, we'll create a simple travel and tour agency-related website using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. I have divided this whole project into five different videos in which we'll create different pages of the website. You can find links to all the parts of this travel website video series below:

🎥 Complete Travel Website Video Parts Link:

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[getrelax]

After 2 years It`s great presentation Thank a lot.

[larvelcreativemedia]

Beautiful people build beautiful things....

[ranjan-gv]

Ohh Bhaii Thank you so much bhai🤩🤩
Exactly what I looking for!!❣️

[attapornkumjinda]

thank you so much for tutorial video of write a website

[Degamer]

Thank you for this amazing tutorial. Are we allowed to use this project in our personal portfolios, and if so, do we need to link back to you? Many thanks.

[aratirawat]

brother i need your help for my final project can you help. I have no idea what project should do in my final college project. can you suggest me one idea related to Machine learning .

[ChristianWarrior]

Why is navbar (menu icon) not showing for me?

[weilingtan]

Why do the featured pages on the main page not come up so smoothly?
It kind of lag

[azurefeline]

Looks great! I'm looking to create a web application. Is this website also interactive? Can you call it a web app?

[salaheldinkhaled]

Great tutorial, thanks a lot.
One question please, what cng meaning in navbar-cng? and rmw as well?