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Suggestions for front-end hackathon

/u/ProfessionalRing4307 Reddit r/webdev 2026-09-13 20:39 3 views

So i wanna add a loading screen and some nice easter eggs on a website whose theme is " Cipher" I want yall to give me some suggestions to how I can make the loading screen interesting and somethinh unique related to theme and also some cool easter eggs related to decoding and stuff like "cipher" and also if u have any references please share :)

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