On my third project, Product Landing Page just completed, please kindly view at https://danielkpodo.github.io/rcland/index.html
and leave your comments.
Suggestions, criticisms are all welcome and do tell me how can I improve it.
@Roma, and @bradon_wallace…I seriously need your voice on this.
Very cool, man! I like the layout, color scheme and CSS animations. The responsiveness seems good, too.
I reviewed the code on your Github. Other than leaving in some old commented code, the css is very clean and organized. Also, I was glad to see you using Grid and css custom variables.
My two suggestions
A small nit-pick, but remove the commented code. This is a very small example and not a huge deal, but you should make it a practice to never ship code to your users that is not required.
Add a link (maybe in the social section) to your github and/or this project’s github page. If the user was an employer/client who wanted to view the code, this would ensure they can access the code within 1 click vs. having to search github with your username then locate the project from there. Again, a small nitpick and not really code related, but a tip that might help with marketing yourself.
Otherwise awesome job. Looks great.
@j10wy Thanks so much for your careful attention to detail. I forgot the old code, removed everything just now, and also uncommented the entire CSS script.
I also added the GitHub repo link as you rightly suggested.
Am really grateful.
Awesome! Perfect! It’s the best Product Landing Page I’ve ever seen! I like animations and the styling is perfect. 
@I-can-code-2010 Awww am soo humbled by your nice, complementing and soothing comment.
My gf literally thought I was shopping for a laptop when I was browsing through your page lol
I noticed on my desktop browser, you have a navbar for Home, Features, Gallery, Review, and Contact but it’s not at the top when I switch to mobile view. The only suggestion I have is to perhaps add a menu icon to the top of the page when it is in mobile view, so mobile users can navigate to a section of your page quickly right when it loads. When the user clicks on the menu icon, a transparent black or white screen covers the whole screen and shows those navbar items… or something like that. Hopefully, I make sense haha.
But regardless, your page looks amazing! It looks like it was professionally done!
Point well taken @MrBanh. Will do justice to that.
Thanks for the nice comment.