✒️ MSClone is a front-end web project that replicates the official Microsoft homepage using HTML, Tailwind CSS, and a touch of JavaScript. The aim of this project is to practice responsive web design and modern layout techniques while paying close attention to pixel-perfect UI replication.
🔖 The MSClone project is a static clone of the Microsoft landing page, built for educational and skill-enhancement purposes. It showcases a professional, responsive layout that adapts seamlessly to different screen sizes.
- The use of Tailwind CSS allows rapid development with utility classes, and JavaScript adds small but meaningful interactivity, mimicking a real-world homepage experience. This clone can serve as a foundation for learning UI/UX principles, responsive behavior, and component-based structuring in front-end development.
✅ Responsive Design → Adapts seamlessly across mobile, tablet, and desktop devices using Tailwind's mobile-first utilities.
🎨 Modern UI/UX Layout → Clean and professional layout closely resembling Microsoft's official homepage.
⚡ Fast Load Time → Lightweight static build without heavy frameworks ensures fast performance and minimal page load time.
🧱 Tailwind CSS Utility Classes → Built entirely with utility-first classes for rapid styling and easier layout management.
🧩 Interactive Elements → Basic interactions like dropdowns or toggles handled via vanilla JavaScript.
📱 Mobile-Friendly Navigation → Menu and layout shift smoothly to match mobile standards and user expectations.
🛠️ Easy to Customize & Extend → Modular and clean HTML + CSS structure allows developers to build upon it easily.
🕹️ Basic HTML & CSS 👉🏻 Checkout
🕹️ 🖥️ TailwindCSS CDN at Initial Level 👉🏻 Checkout
🕹️ Proper Guideline 👉🏻 Checkout
🕹️ ⌨️ Code Editor 👉🏻 Visual Studio Code Download
✐ Note : These are all the mentioned requirements but most of you surely have 90% of these already done here.
😉 Contributions, issues and features requests are Welcome !
- Fork the repo.
- Create your feature branch → git checkout -b feature/MyFeature
- Commit changes → git commit -m 'Add feature'
- Push to branch → git push origin feature/MyFeature
- Open a Pull Request.
Distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for full details.