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Last edited Jul 28, 2025
Created on Jul 28, 2025

This example is a promotional website for the F1 movie, presenting an immersive, racing-themed design. The page features a responsive layout with a sticky header, dropdown navigation, a media gallery containing a video trailer and movie stills, and a call-to-action ticket link. The implementation uses vanilla JavaScript for interactive elements, including keyboard navigation for dropdowns, an Intersection Observer for scroll-triggered reveal animations, and CSS3 for animations, Flexbox, and Grid layouts. Image and video loading states are managed via JavaScript event handlers, and performance is monitored using the Performance API.

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F1 Movie Website

A promotional website for the upcoming F1 movie starring Brad Pitt, featuring an immersive racing-themed design.

Features

  • Responsive Design: Works seamlessly on desktop, tablet, and mobile devices
  • Interactive Navigation: Hover dropdowns with smooth animations
  • Media Gallery: Video trailer and movie stills with hover effects
  • Accessibility: Keyboard navigation support and reduced motion options
  • Performance Optimized: Lazy loading and efficient CSS animations

Technologies Used

  • HTML5 (Semantic markup)
  • CSS3 (Flexbox, Grid, Animations, Media Queries)
  • Vanilla JavaScript (ES6+)
  • Modern web APIs (Intersection Observer, Performance API)

File Structure

MIT Licensed

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