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I enjoyed this one very much. Finally a challenge that did not involve writing hundreds and hundreds of lines of CSS, lol. :-D
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I enjoyed this one very much. Finally a challenge that did not involve writing hundreds and hundreds of lines of CSS, lol. :-D
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Some aspects of the client-side validation in the challenge did not make sense to me. For ex. for the card number I am only allowing numbers (no spaces) because it does not make sense to require the user to use spaces but then tell them in the error message that they can use only numbers. I am taking care of the number's formatting instead of the user because I know people can't really be trusted to follow instructions irl, lol. But I also think it is not the user's job to properly format. Also, the number is something that I would want to validate as the user is entering it before they are trying to submit. I am checking all of the input fields for entered value, not just the month, year and cvc fields like the challenge suggested. The design part was, again, the hardest and most annoying part for me in this challenge. While I thoroughly enjoy making things work, I quickly get frustrated with the css part. Many times css seems illogical and honestly, too much work for something as trivial as for ex. making a button look nice, ha. And it does not seem to get any easier as I build more and more. :-( I think I will start looking into css frameworks more.
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I could have done more with the styling but I really hate writing so much CSS. I enjoy making things work but not styling them. :-(
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My first webpage built using React. Maybe I overcomplicated it a bit but I am very proud it works. :-D ;-)
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Honestly I lost interest in this project halway in. 🤣
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I struggled a lot with the active mobile view...
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This was a quick, fun project. I enjoyed it very much.
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Hi! I struggled a lot with the CSS of this project. A couple times I felt like giving up. The custom button was definitely a challenge in terms of styling and functionality. Also, initially github couldn't compile the site, so that's why the different commits. I am not sure what went wrong with that... Anyway, I'm proud that I have finished this project.
Any suggestions for improvement are appreciated!
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I did this after watching Brad Traversy's CSS Grid Crash Course on Youtube so I cannot claim full authorship over this project. However, I did learn a lot while doing it. This is my first attempt at using grid... Anyone know why my font does not look like the one in the design (Barlow Semi Condensed)? It seems like a different font type altogether.
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I used Javascript to create the hover effect on the image of the cube. Could this be done without using JS? I am beginner so I don't know. :-) Also, any suggestions on how to get rid of the flashing when I move the mouse on the cube image? Thank you!
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