Design a dynamic and engaging section for the Syllaby.io homepage, titled 'How Syllaby Users Make Money Online.' This section should showcase the provided testimonials and website screenshots in a visually appealing and interactive manner, aligning with the Syllaby brand's modern aesthetic. The design should prioritize user engagement, ensuring the testimonials are easily accessible and presented in a way that highlights their key points. Consider interactive elements to enhance the user experience, such as animations, transitions, or interactive components. The section should be responsive and adapt seamlessly to various screen sizes, maintaining its visual appeal and functionality across all devices.
I'll create an engaging, interactive section for the Syllaby.io homepage that showcases user testimonials and success stories. This design will feature a modern carousel with animated transitions, responsive layout, and interactive elements that highlight how users are making money with Syllaby.
This section will effectively showcase how Syllaby users are making money online while maintaining a modern, engaging design that aligns with your brand aesthetic. The interactive elements and smooth animations will keep users engaged and encourage them to explore the platform further.
The code returns the following error:
The file "/components/success-stories-section" cannot be found (imported in "/app/page"). Make sure the file or alias exists in the correct location.
Revise the code to address the error.
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I'll fix the import path issue in your code. The error is occurring because the component is located in app/components/success-stories-section.tsx
, but we're trying to import it from @/components/success-stories-section
.
The error occurred because we were using the @/
alias which typically points to the root of the project, but our components are located in the app/components/
directory. By using relative paths (../components/
), we're correctly referencing the components from their location relative to the page file.
If you prefer using the @/
alias, you could alternatively move the components from app/components/
to components/
at the root level, or update the import to include the full path: @/app/components/success-stories-section
.
This change should resolve the import error and allow the page to render correctly.
The code returns the following error:
The file "/components/success-stories-section" cannot be found (imported in "/app/page"). Make sure the file or alias exists in the correct location.
Revise the code to address the error.
I was previewing: /