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Alexwz89

@Alexwz89200 points

I’m a mysterious individual who has yet to fill out my bio. One thing’s for certain: I love writing front-end code!

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  • Submitted 22 days ago

    Tip calculator app

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  • Submitted 23 days ago

    Time tracking dashboard using asynchronized fetching

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    I'm trying to figure out what form the subsequent dialogue box should take after clicking "...", Is there an example of this on the web, or a screenshot. Thank you very much!

  • Submitted 25 days ago

    Newsletter Sign up page

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    I have just started the coding journey from 3 months ago, it is warmly and welcomed that you can review my code, and leave any comment, or follow me here or Githun, then we can discuss more about the coding and more, thank you very much!

  • Submitted 26 days ago

    Article preview using Javascript

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    I will be very happy to get your review and suggestions! Thank you very much~

  • Submitted 28 days ago

    The landing page for closing 2nd part challenge

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    I am glad to get the advice from you. I believe it is important to learn from each other to improve the skills.

  • Submitted 29 days ago

    Testimonial card with Grid layout for Frontmentor challenge

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    There is one part I have not finished and have no idea: the font colors of "profile" and "text" in testimonial card is not fully realised according to Figma now. I wish the expert like you can give me a hint, thanks very much!

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    @Alexwz89Posted 22 days ago

    Hello!Sorry I haven't learnt Typescript yet, so I can't effectively evaluate your project. However, from the results of the web page, it seems that the two dialogues bill and number of people need to be validated after inputting the number and Enter, whether it is a number or not, I am being realistic here and using "input" as the parameter of eventlistener, I prefer this kind of user experience, after inputting the number, I can get the correct validation and the final result of the 2 calculations will appear.I prefer the user experience that immediately after entering the number, I get a check if it's correct, and the final 2 results will appear. Also, it seems like the style fonts are not implemented according to the style requirements. But the rest together is great! Keep up the good work, bro!

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    @Alexwz89Posted 23 days ago

    Hi, John, I think your solution is very impressive.

    Using jQuery is a very smart choice. I was also trying to figure out when writing the HTML part. The Readme in GitHub is very informative. I have learned a lot!

    Thumb up~

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    @Alexwz89Posted 25 days ago

    Hey,khalid! I think you have done great job on this task! It’s well-structured, using modern features like Flexbox, CSS variables, and nesting for maintainability. The javascript code part also successfully reaches the target!!! However, it could benefit from media queries for better mobile support, overall, it’s solid and functional—minor tweaks could make it even better!

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    @Alexwz89Posted 26 days ago

    Hey, great work on your LESS code! I love how clean and organized it is, with solid use of variables, Flexbox, and responsive design—it’s really modern and maintainable. The structure is clear, and the media queries handle different screen sizes well. A few small suggestions: consider using more standard breakpoints (like 320px, 480px, etc.) for broader device compatibility, and adding smooth transitions for interactive elements like the share overlay could enhance the user experience. Also, checking color contrast for accessibility would be a nice touch. Overall, it’s impressive and shows thoughtful design—keep it up!"

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    @EdanriellSubmitted 8 months ago
    What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

    Any positive or negative feedback is appriciated ジ

    Main programming languages

    • TypeScript

    Main CSS language extension

    • Less

    Main frameworks & libraries

    • Angular

    If any issues are encoutered, you always can open an issue on GitHub MeetLandingPage Repo.

    Checkout my other solutions on GitHub❤️

    Meet landing page

    #angular#typescript#less
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    @Alexwz89Posted 28 days ago

    Wonderful work according to snapshot! I will mark this project for study purpose.

    b/w, the static page hosted from GitHub seems down. Would you mind to looking at it?

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    @EnzoDev10Submitted 10 months ago
    What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

    Hi Everyone, this is my solution to the testimonials grid section challenge!!

    It was a fun project to learn more about grid layout and i hope to tackle bigger challenges regarding this.

    Testimonials Grid Section

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    @Alexwz89Posted 29 days ago

    Hi, Enzo, This is a wonderful solution.

    I just learned Less part, I like your code very much! I will study your part and revision my part :-)

    I think so far, the only value addition for you is to try to use rem instead of "px" values. After I studied rem or em introduction from Kevin, I started to use relative unit. I think it is a best practice for programming. The link is as follows if you are interested: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_-aDOAMmDHI

    have a fun!

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