All right, and once we're comfortable setting up our context API globally now, I would want to work
on a bigger project and not one will be stripe submenus or stripe menus.
And as far as the inspiration, I got it.
One stripe released a very new version of the site.
And the idea is that instead of those vertical sublimates that you normally see, they have these nice
menus.
So instead of the menu, they have more options.
And that as you're hovering, notice how nicely changes the position on the screen.
Something similar strategy has where, again, instead of those boring vertical links, they have these
submenus where essentially you can place whatever you want.
So the way our project is going to look like is like this, where, again, I didn't go that crazy.
So my main goal was just to add functionality.
And then, of course, if your project needs some kind of pictures or something more cool and of submenu,
you'll be able to add it.
My deal was set up separate pages and then notice how, depending on the page, we display these sub
links and then also notice how we changed the position of that submenu as we're hovering and also the
columns that the items have.
So the more items we have than the more columns we displayed.
And also once we go to the smaller screen, we should have the submenu here.
So once I go here, once I click now, this is going to be our submenu again, something similar to
Strib and of their setup.
I also would want to mention that, yes, this project is bigger project, so it has more bells and
whistles.
So just be prepared for a bumpy ride, OK?
There's many things that I need to cover.
And even though we have, of course, covered the global context and all that good stuff, so there's
some things that we should be familiar with.
There's also going to be plenty of things that will cover for the first time.
So just be prepared to do some extra studying if necessary.