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- @kristynavulcovaSubmitted over 2 years ago
- @jibreel1Submitted over 2 years ago
This project really helped me with the basic concepts of React. Your feedbacks are highly welcome.
@Foued80Posted over 2 years agoHi, Jibreel great work for this challenge
there is an issue with " + " it calls a function that increment "counter" that's ok but it is not supposed to show the quantity on the cart bdge (top right screen) untill you hit the "add to cart" button.
0 - @paulaxisabelSubmitted over 2 years ago
Hello everyone ! 👋
Here is my solution for this challenge. Let me know your thoughts and feedbacks on this. Thanks!
- @HolatSubmitted over 2 years ago
I decided to use sass and found out its very easy to use for projects like this sass allows nesting and importation of different scss files into one so it makes it easy to partition website sections. Also followed through MRZ.Code.Manufacture on youtube it was a long one. But yes i finished it. Ill love feedbacks on better ways it could have been done.
Thanks
@Foued80Posted over 2 years agohi, geat work.
on desktop view when hovering over navbar links i can see the border-bottom shifting due to the boxsizing property, you can fix this by adding margin-bottom:-3.5px;
header .logo .menu ul a:hover { color: #1d2025; text-decoration: none; font-weight: 700; border-bottom: 3.5px solid #ff7d1a; margin-bottom:-3.5px; }
and to prevent the links to shift right when hover over due to the font weight change, try to change opacity or color unstead.
cheers
Marked as helpful0 - @kraken-afkSubmitted over 2 years ago
Feed back are needed. please give your opinion about my solution.
@Foued80Posted over 2 years agohi, great job, on desktop view you forgot the thumbnails (design/desktop-design-lightbox.jpg).
1 - @CharlesCypherSubmitted over 2 years ago
- The sidebar dropdown was difficult for me.
- I am not sure of the JavaScript code and some CSS stylings.
- I need help, to learn best practices in JavaScript. Please indicate any fault. I will love to see some feedback :)
@Foued80Posted over 2 years agohi, CorizCoder
Goodjob, i had the same trouble with the sidebar dropdown menu specialy the padding and margins to hide the submenu;
check my css only solution for this challenge no single line of javascript was needed, i used input:checkbox with css ~ sibling
your sidebar is missing a backdrop to the left, and for the best practice i suggest checking bootstrap's code for navbars and dropdown menu for inspiration
cheers.
Marked as helpful1 - @DavidXploidzSubmitted over 2 years ago@Foued80Posted over 2 years ago
hello, great work, the sub menus do not collapse after they are displayed
0 - @codeguy9Submitted over 3 years ago
Hi guys.
This one was tough. I tried to make it responsive but I quit. My nerves started to come out. Thanks for the comments.
@Foued80Posted over 3 years agohi,
Here a fix for the the reviews section
.flex-machine { display: flex; align-items: center; }
align-items:center will stop the avatar from stretching
can you tell me how you made the paragraph to shrink and grow with the viewport, i dont see clamp or font-size relative to viewport anywhere in your css :s i may learn something here :O
0 - @Menna-RashadSubmitted over 3 years ago
Feedbacks are always welcome ^_^
@Foued80Posted over 3 years agohi,
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the desktop view needs a container with a max-width of 1440px
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hovering over the nav links shift the content try to force border to 0 on the li's
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try the aspect-ration preperty to set the corect width/height of background images
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don't use duplicate IDs check your solution report and fix the problems
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- @heritioSubmitted over 3 years ago
i keep getting scrollbar and dead space on mobile version even though i have set the width on the body to 100%-95%, sometimes there is no dead space and no scrollbar, and sometimes there is, im not sure why that is happening. I would love some feedback on how to center the body and have no dead space that makes the x scroll bar apear. Thanks for the feedback
@Foued80Posted over 3 years agoHi Heritier,
Be aware that the css is processed from top to bottom, at the begening of the file you put :
body> margin: 9vh auto; and then @media body> width: 95%;
for mobile view, you should override the rules if you want something different and remove duplicates @medias if you wan't it to stay as it is .
cheers
Marked as helpful0 - @A-amonSubmitted over 3 years ago
Any feedback is welcomed!
- @odpineroshSubmitted over 3 years ago
I would like some feedback on my code. What could have been better done?
Thank you in advance.
@Foued80Posted over 3 years agoHi Oscar, well done,
-Not sure if an email like this [email protected] is a valid email ( .c) need at least 2 chars according to Domain Naming Conventions. -The background pattern isn't well scaled nor well positionned
cheers.
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