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  • Matthew•295
    @CodingDatumPosted over 3 years ago

    Hey, well done! I love the design liberties you took, you clearly have a knack for this! There's really not a lot to critique here, but if I had to be picky, I would space out the navbar links a bit more. Also, the blue blobs in the background seem a tad off in terms of size and placement. Lastly, I think keeping the paragraph font colors a light grey as well adhering to the different button colors would be more on par with web design hierarchy, as well as what was being requested in the mock-up. Otherwise, awesome work!

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  • Matthew•295
    @CodingDatumSubmitted over 3 years ago

    I had not originally intended to implement the job filter at first, as I am still learning, but thought I'd give it a try once everything else was completed. I was able to get the base function working, but I was unable to maintain each filter and delete button within the input (ex: HTML [X] Python [X]) so as to be able to filter multiple queries. Any resources that point me in that direction would be much appreciated!

    I used Javascript objects to populate the page

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    Matthew•295
    @CodingDatumPosted over 3 years ago

    I'm now realizing I totally misinterpreted the job filter... Whoops!

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