folake• 230
@thefolake
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Clement Idemudo
@Clemcy9
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- Clement Idemudo• 90
@Clemcy9
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Very nice design here. I especially loved your code simplicity and class naming convention, it took me no time to understand your code... your coding paradigm is both usable and lovely. I noticed that you had to make the page refresh to get a new data from useEffect() call, another way could have been adding a decency state that toggles between true and false, this way your app won't have to reload the entire page.
1 - farzad• 170
@farzaddrh
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Clement Idemudo• 90@Clemcy9
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Very nice work, checked with mobile screen ok 👍
0 - Fausto Calviño• 240
@faustocalvinio
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any feedback is welcome :)
Clement Idemudo• 90@Clemcy9
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good work! try making the image divider responsive below screen size of 350px. every other thing is really nice. thumbs up
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0 - blameleo• 20
@blameleo
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how do i get the body of the page to get darker when i click the side bar? please feel free to advice on best pratices.
Clement Idemudo• 90@Clemcy9
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giving css property of "opacity:0.5" to the parent container of the whole page will do. just remember to reverse this property on your side nav by doing "opacity:1" on nav container
1 - wuts• 880
@waldosmuts
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Made this using React to build some experience with static pages, feedback welcome.
Clement Idemudo• 90@Clemcy9
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#make sense!
0 - Collins• 480
@emiomacollins
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Any feedback is welcome. Thanks.
Clement Idemudo• 90@Clemcy9
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*very responsive *added some transitional effect. #minor typo on html overall very good
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