@Daniel3-14
@blue-mariposa
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Hey there! Thanks for your suggestions and feedback - appreciate them all. All these challenges and suggestions have got me researching, learnig new things/concepts and broadening my understading of things i already know; atleast i thought i knew. Continue being great..
@Daniel3-14
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Hi! I think this looks good!
I might just be being overly picky, but I feel like the gap in between the boxes should be static, and not be growing with the screen size. It is a little off-putting, and in this particular circumstance, it starts to look like 4 distinct columns that you might assume have related data, but they don't.
(i.e. The two smaller boxes under the big Facebook box have information for Facebook and Twitter)
Adding a static sized gap between the cards, maybe increasing the card max-width (or perhaps not having one at all?) and maybe decreasing the 'main' max-width just a bit are my suggestions.
Good job! Hope this helps!
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@Laure-Riglet
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The linear gradients were kind of tricky, especially for the dark mode toggle button. It makes the CSS stylesheet a bit messy. Also, the approximate selectors' names don't help too much on that matter. I really would have liked to test it with PHP with real data (but I may try that later).
@Daniel3-14
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Wow, the fact that you can assign new colors to the existing variables in a .dark-mode class makes my solution seem wayyy more complicated than it needs to be. I did a whole bunch of needless stuff in javascript for dark mode.
Good job! I'm glad I saw this and learned something useful.
@ewrtonl
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@Daniel3-14
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I'm pretty new so I might not know what I'm talking about, but I found your use of JavaScript on this one to be crazy short and awesome. It's a whole different design approach that I don't think I would have thought about myself. I'm glad I saw this!
Apparently a quick compliment is flagged as too short of a comment on this website, so I'm adding some useless words here.
@yewcm123
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@Daniel3-14
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I think the design could use a little work. Just tiny little things like margin/padding/line height. Also, the ratings don't have any hover effect.
Other than that, I think this is great Derrick! I'm glad I stumbled across it, because I was having trouble rendering a 'Thank You' page on my project using pure js, but after seeing your solution it seems so easy!
Also, your README is great! I feel like a lot of people, myself included, are too lazy/too focused on the main task to actually get that part done.
