This project is a Yoga Studio website built using TypeScript and Next.js. It incorporates various libraries and technologies such as Framer Motion, Swiper, React-Scroll, and React-Countup. The frontend design is powered by Tailwind CSS.

• TypeScript
• Next.js
• Framer Motion
• Swiper
• React-Scroll
• React-Countup
• Tailwind CSS

In this project, I learned how to integrate animations using Framer Motion and create interactive scrolling effects with React-Scroll. Swiper was utilized for creating dynamic sliders, and React-Countup was employed to animate numerical data. The frontend styling was implemented using Tailwind CSS for a clean and responsive design.

• Animations: Framer Motion was used to add smooth animations to various elements on the website, enhancing the user experience.
• Slider: The project utilizes Swiper for creating dynamic sliders to showcase different sections and content.
• Interactive Scrolling: React-Scroll was implemented to enable smooth scrolling between sections of the website.
• Numerical Animation: React-Countup was utilized to animate numerical data, providing engaging visual feedback.

The project consists of multiple components organized into different sections:

• Header: Contains the navigation menu and logo.
• Hero: Displays a slideshow with engaging messages and calls-to-action.
• About: Provides information about the studio, including featured services and achievements.
• Classes: Showcases different types of yoga classes offered by the studio.
• Team: Provides information about trainers.
• Prices: Provides information about different membership plans.
• Testimonial: Showcases testimonial.
• Blog: Displays recent blog posts related to yoga and wellness.
• Footer: Includes contact information, recent blog posts, a gallery, and a newsletter subscription form.

To run the project locally, follow these steps:

1. Clone the repository to your local machine.
2. Install dependencies using npm install.
3. Start the development server with npm run dev.

Feel free to contribute by submitting bug reports, feature requests, or pull requests.