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Arash Asghari

@AriArash4460 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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  • Recipe Page (Mocked API, No Backend)

    #less#msw#webpack#lit
    Arash Asghari•60
    Submitted about 8 hours ago

    I welcome any feedback on all aspects of the project, whether it's about architecture, styling, performance, or best practices.

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  • Navigable Social Links: Mouse & Keyboard

    #graphql#jquery#tailwind-css#node
    Arash Asghari•60
    Submitted 5 days ago

    I welcome feedback on every aspect of the project, especially insights into fixing the FOUC issue and best practices for ensuring styles load before the page renders.(I guess I solve that:) )

    1 comment

  • Themeable Blog Preview Component

    #bootstrap#jest#typescript#axios
    Arash Asghari•60
    Submitted 7 days ago

    I welcome suggestions and constructive feedback in several areas:

    • Code Structure & Maintainability:

      • Any recommendations on optimizing the code architecture and enhancing the overall organization would be valuable.

    • Testing Strategies:

      • I would welcome feedback on enhancing my testing strategy, particularly in integrating end-to-end testing for both the front-end (with Selenium) and back-end (with Jest). Suggestions on other testing frameworks or methods to increase test coverage would be appreciated.

    I am eager to learn and improve, and I value any insights that can help refine both the technical and architectural aspects of this project.

    0 comments

  • QR code generator component for links

    #axios#sass/scss#vite#node
    Arash Asghari•60
    Submitted about 1 month ago

    I appreciate any suggestions regarding project structure and code improvements to enhance readability and ensure adherence to clean code principles.

    2 comments

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  • Arash Asghari•60
    @AriArash44Posted about 8 hours ago

    Your project is well-structured and overall well-executed. It maintains clarity and organization, making it easy to follow.

    There are some slight differences in details compared to the original design, but they don’t significantly impact the overall quality.

    One area for improvement would be using semantic HTML tags for better accessibility. This would enhance usability for screen readers and improve the overall accessibility of the project.

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  • Arash Asghari•60
    @AriArash44Posted 5 days ago

    Great job on your project! You've done an excellent job using semantic HTML, which enhances accessibility and structure, and your design closely matches the original, which shows great attention to detail.

    One small suggestion for improvement: the main element could be vertically centered to create a more balanced layout. You can achieve this with pure CSS by using:

    display: flex;
justify-content: center;
align-items: center;
height: 100vh;
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  • Arash Asghari•60
    @AriArash44Posted 7 days ago

    Good job! It’s almost like the design, but it needs to be vertically centered. You can use CSS Grid or Flexbox with some properties to achieve that.

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  • Arash Asghari•60
    @AriArash44Posted about 1 month ago

    In my opinion, the project is almost well-structured, and the live site looks 100% accurate compared to the design. great job on that!

    I think the structure could be improved by grouping all style files into a separate folder, or alternatively, organizing components into separate folders alongside their corresponding stylesheets (in this case, having Card.jsx and Card.scss in the same folder).

    For accessibility, adding an <h1> element or wrapping the main content in a <main> tag could enhance the document structure.

    One small thing I noticed: the live site URL in the README.md seems to be invalid, so you might have forgotten to update it with the actual deployed link.

    Overall, amazing work!

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