@Gaurab019Submitted about 2 years ago
This is my first time calling an API using Javascript and using the new async await feature.
Please let me know if you see any improvements.
Having Feedback is always good
Gaurab Bhowmick
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- @Gaurab019Posted about 2 years ago
Hi Elaine, Thanks for your feedback. I had indeed put the incorrect source code link, I updated the link.
I will definitely update the code with try catch block. I will also check for the status code of the response when I place the data so that I don't get something like undefined there.
I did not face any load issue when I tried it in chrome. I have just tried it in Firefox and I see the same issue. I will add that code that you had suggested and try again in Firefox
1 - @NationsAnarchySubmitted about 2 years ago
It was pretty cool learning about how to handle responsive designs for me personally.
I have a few things that I need to fix/clarify though:
- Is there a way that I can use variables for font-family like with colors?
- I have no idea how I can move the product image to the top once the media query is changed to the width I initially set
- I couldn't get the button to work correctly either.
Thanks everyone!
@Gaurab019Posted about 2 years agoHey, I am not sure about the font family but on the product image thing you can use the flex wrap property of the flexbox to wrap it........you can also change the flex direction to column when you hit the media query.
You can put button:active to change the behavior of the button when clicked....
1 - @DaliaMujSubmitted over 2 years ago
This is my first project that I made in my Frontend Developer journey. It was quite useful because it helped me to get used to HTML and CSS. It motivated me to keep trying to develop other projects.
@Gaurab019Posted over 2 years agoGreat Job....... I dont see any box shadow on the card......which i think was part of the design. I dont see media query either so need to check on the responsiveness
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