Summary
The "Getting Started with Ethical Hacking" learning sections would benefit from a subtle hover/focus effect to improve discoverability and perceived interactivity. Currently the list of topics (e.g. "Setup for learning", "Virtualization", "Introduction to Penetration Testing", "📌 What is RSA?" etc.) is plain text — adding a small card/hover animation will make the UI feel more modern and help users know items are clickable or selectable.
What I propose
Add a small CSS hover + focus effect for the content items (cards or list elements). The effect should be:
- Subtle (scale + shadow + background tint)
- Respect
prefers-reduced-motion
- Include a visible focus state for keyboard users (outline)
- Easy to drop into the current stylesheet
Summary
The "Getting Started with Ethical Hacking" learning sections would benefit from a subtle hover/focus effect to improve discoverability and perceived interactivity. Currently the list of topics (e.g. "Setup for learning", "Virtualization", "Introduction to Penetration Testing", "📌 What is RSA?" etc.) is plain text — adding a small card/hover animation will make the UI feel more modern and help users know items are clickable or selectable.
What I propose
Add a small CSS hover + focus effect for the content items (cards or list elements). The effect should be:
prefers-reduced-motion