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One thing I’ve liked while building StoryMint is using it for real work.
I recently turned the Ryplix story into a carousel.
I wanted each slide to feel like it flows into the next, not just separate slides stuck together.
This is how it came out.
Let me know what you think.
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It doesn't add functionality.
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