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Balonich

@BalonichWarsaw, Poland20 points

Experienced software engineer with over 5 years in IT, specializing in Full-Stack Web Development, primarily using the .NET stack and React, while expanding expertise into VR/AR technologies, Responsive Design and Accessibility

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Responsive design, accessibility and React!

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  • Blog Card Preview Responsive Design

    #accessibility#semantic-ui
    Balonich•20
    Submitted about 2 months ago

    I'm just generally interested in whether I'm really creating responsive designs, because the first two challenges don't offer any really hard designs for mobile, they're actually the same as the desktop version.

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  • Responsive QR Code Component made with Flexbox

    #accessibility
    Balonich•20
    Submitted 3 months ago

    I would like to learn more about responsiveness, never worked with that directly, so for now I'm just playing around with different properties and seeing the result. Maybe there are some rules that should be followed and if so, I would like to learn about it more.

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  • DTA563•40
    @DTA563
    What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

    I am most proud that I was able to completely do this my self

    What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?

    I had a challenge with the sizing of everything I used the box-sizing property to resolve it

    What specific areas of your project would you like help with?

    nothing for now

    Responsive Blog Preview card

    #accessibility#animation#cube-css#panda-css#pure-css
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    Balonich•20
    @Balonich

    Great job finishing the challenge!

    I really like your code, yet there are things to work on. For example, always remember that in production your implementation must strictly follow the provided design, otherwise your work won't be accepted by the reviewer.

    Keep on keeping on!

  • Balonich•20
    @Balonich

    You did an awesome job on your first web component, Mugesh! Even though the "View Code" link is incorrect, I was able to take a peek at your solution via the devtools and it looks great: your are following responsive design principles by using flexbox, max- and min-width, vh units, code structure is perfect.

    Just a couple of things to build on:

    1. When you're working on real projects, just remember that your frontend design should stay true to the initial design.
    2. It's really important nowadays to use semantic HTML as it help in terms of accessibility (better UX for people with disabilities and better readability for the other devs)

    Good luck and keep up the great work!