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It was a great project that I used for enforcing my learning of JS OOP and use of LocalStorage, even though it is not complete but most of the functionalities are working.

It was a fun project, unfortunately I got lazy and I didn't complete the responsiveness part of the website, maybe I will do it in the near future !

Suggest me some responiveness crash courses or websites that explain best practices.

The best CSS Grid practice so far, It is really an all-round practice of CSS Grid and Flexbox and great to he is new to the idea of theme switching !

What do you consider best practice relying on inheritance in css styling or giving class names for nested HTML elements ? I would love to hear some feedback and advice on building Responsive apps !

This was an amazing project, I'm a fan of the innovative UI design, it was challenging applying the DRY principal in the Javascript code as the date validators are totally made by me, also there is still an issue in responisveness of screens that fall under the range of 1440px < screen < 375px but for the mobile it looks exactly like the design.

This was a fun project, If you want to test how well you can optimize your CSS code and practice the DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself) method this is a great project for you, as there is more than one way to solve the problem.

It was a great and simple project ,I Learned a lot of stuff and techniques just by searching in order to complete this component ,It is definitely a good flexbox practice , Although yet there is one problem is when you hit the hit the breakpoint of just about1200px width you start to see the elements wrapper overflows the body element ,I would love to hear a solution for this !

Hello Community, This is my first FrontendMentor project ,it wasn't very difficult ,as I was just practicing some flexbox techniques ,I can be unsure of the responsiveness of the component and the general sizing as it can be out of context by a couple of pixels ,finally I would ask what is considered best practice ? Using flex-direction: column; or sticking with the default and using flex-wrap: wrap; ?