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USA50 Official SNS

Official Merchandise

USA50 Groups

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Meet Kamryn Alyse

I've always been an ambitious person.
When I was a kid, I would create "Disney" tv show scripts in Google Docs and act them out with my sister in our living room. My cousins and I had pop-star personas, we would create and sing our original songs with. My siblings and I would host dance competitions with each other at our local park. My tastes in music and media have always been bright and flashy! When I turned 9 in 2014, my sister introduced me to Vocaloid through an Elders React video. The first song we reacted to was "World is Mine" by Ryo(supercell) ft. Hatsune Miku.
What my sister didn't know, is that this would change the trajectory of my entire life.
I immediately started to deep dive into all things Vocaloid, finding producers that stuck with me until adulthood (Wonderful Opportunity, Giga, MitchieM).
Over time, I started to become very intune with more popular aspects of Japanese culture (anime and j-pop most notably).
Growing up as a black woman, there are a lot of expectations put on you even when you're young. It was, and still is taboo to be into cuter, more whimisical medias when you're black. My older interests in Love Live, Vocaloid, Kyary Pamyu Pamyu, and many more nerdy and unconventional medias created a sense of wonder in me.What's really possible?Once I become interested in a concept, I test the limits in order to see how far that concept can go.
I'm always thinking of the next steps I need to take in order to fulfill a vision I have. Or what solutions there are for problems I may come across. I believe anything is possible if you are educated, determined, and humble enough.
This is why I'm working hard to create opportunities for ALL people interested in working in the Music / Entertainment Industry.Anything is possible.

• Email Me!

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How To Customise This Plugin

1. Change Colors to Match Your BrandOpen the CSS section and look for these variables at the top:

• Swap --primary-color to your brand’s main hue.• Change --secondary-color for your text/buttons color.• Tweak --dropdown-bg to set the mobile menu background shade.Example: Want a fiery red vibe? Change --primary-color to #e63946 and watch it pop.

2. How to link each menu item to a section in Carrd

Name your sections using scroll point controls or use breakpoint controls if you’re using “Multi page” functionality.• In Carrd, click the section you want to link to and add a control with your preferred setting• Go to the controls settings.• Under Name Section, give it a short, unique name, e.g about, services, faq.Publish.

Link your menu items• In your nav code or buttons, use the format:

The # + ID tells the browser to jump to that section.

3. Edit Menu Items & Links
In the HTML nav, you’ll find this block:

• Change the text inside each <a> tag to your desired menu labels.• Update the href attribute to point to the right sections or external URLs.• Replace "YOUR BOOKING LINK HERE" with your actual booking or scheduling link.• Remove menu items you don’t want by deleting the entire <li>...</li> block for that item.• Add new items by copying a full <li><a href="...">Label</a></li> line and pasting it where you want in the list.

Example: To remove the FAQ link, just delete:

If you add a new menu item, and you want it to follow the same staggered animation pattern, you only need to add one line.
You already have:

So if you add a 7th item, you just add:

So if you add a 8th item, you just add:

That’s it.
One new line per item.
Each number goes up by 0.1s in delay.
Everything else stays untouched.

4. Customize Fonts & Sizes

Fonts live here:

• Switch --mbm-main-font to your preferred font stack or a custom web font.• Adjust --mbm-font-size-base for bigger or smaller text 18px is a comfy default.

5. Style Your Call to Action Button

The last menu item is your vibrant, pill-shaped Book Call button:

• Change background-color and color to match your branding.• Want a less rounded button? Adjust border-radius to something like 12px.• Play with padding for a bigger or slimmer button.

Here's how to add a more menu's if youre simulating a multi page setup without breaking anything:

To add a second menu, copy the full code and change every 1 to 2 in these 3 sections:

1. The checkbox and label in the HTML:

These two must always match each other, if they don't the hamburger button won't open the menu.

2. The 4 CSS rules in the <style> block:

These must match the checkbox ID above, otherwise the hamburger animation and menu opening won't work.

3. The JavaScript:

This must also match, otherwise clicking a link won't close the right menu.

That's it. For a third menu, repeat and use 3. For a fourth, use 4, and so on.

Here's how to make sure your nav bar stays sticky after you duplicate it

When duplicating the nav bar to ensure it stays sticky make sure the container number matches the new container number the nav sits in

so when you duplicate the nav bar you'll change #container14 to container#15 for example

Terms of Service
Last updated: 06/07/2025Welcome to this site. By purchasing or downloading the Responsive Menu Plugin (the "Plugin"), you agree to the following Terms of Service. Please read them carefully, they're here to protect both of us.1. License & Usage
When you purchase this plugin, you are granted a non-transferable, non-exclusive license to use it for:Personal projectsClient websitesYou may not:Resell, redistribute, or sublicense the plugin in any formInclude it in any paid or free template, bundle, or toolkitClaim the code or design as your own original work2. Refunds
Due to the digital nature of the product, all sales are final. No refunds will be issued once the purchase is complete.3. Support
Basic installation support may be provided at the seller's discretion, but no ongoing technical support or customization is guaranteed unless explicitly stated on the product page.4. Liability
This plugin is provided "as-is" without warranty of any kind. While it's been tested for performance and compatibility, I am not responsible for:Any damage to your site or dataConflicts with other scripts or platformsLost revenue or emotional damage caused by CSS gremlinsUse it responsibly, back things up, and don’t break the internet.5. Updates
You may receive updates or improvements if and when they're released. There's no guarantee of ongoing development or compatibility with future Carrd features.6. Legal Stuff
I reserve the right to update these terms at any time. Continued use of the plugin after changes means you accept them.Questions?
Email me directly at [email protected]