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You need separate keyframes for clockwise and counter clockwise, because repeating the same animation just loops forward. I usually create a second animation with a negative rotate value. When I’m tuning the durations, I use a time calculator to keep everything synced, since tiny mismatches can make the reverse movement look off. The browser only reverses if you explicitly tell it to with keyframes or animation-direction.

Try adding animation-direction: reverse or defining a second keyframe that rotates the opposite way. Just matching the timing won’t flip the direction on its own.

I’ve found that using AI product descriptions saves loads of time, especially if your store has lots of items. You just plug in some basic info and get back full descriptions that are pretty well-written and ready to go. It's handy if writing isn't your thing or you’re tight on time.

I’ve found that starting small and scaling as sales grow helps keep costs down early on. Monthly fees can add up quick if you’re not getting regular traffic or orders.

Contractor web design can be a tricky game, but with the right partner, you can tag-team those projects like pros. It's all about finding that sweet spot where your strengths complement each other. Whether you're a wizard with code or a maestro of UX/UI, someone out there is looking for exactly what you've got. Hit me up if you want to brainstorm or just shoot the breeze about contractor web design. It's a wild ride, but it's way more fun when you've got a partner by your side.

First off, kudos for reaching out here. Networking in the wild west of the internet can lead to some awesome connections. My advice? Be upfront about what you bring to the table and what you're looking for. Personality fit matters just as much as skills!