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  • Prakhar Dewanβ€’ 20

    @prakha

    Submitted

    What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

    What I'm most proud of: I'm most proud of the clean and elegant design I achieved for the QR code component. The layout is visually appealing, and the use of contrasting colors helps draw attention to the QR code and the accompanying text. Additionally, I'm proud of how I integrated the Frontend Mentor attribution seamlessly into the design without it being obtrusive.

    What I would do differently next time: Next time, I would focus more on ensuring full responsiveness across various devices and screen sizes. While the current design is somewhat responsive, there is room for improvement to ensure a consistent and optimal user experience on all devices. Additionally, I would explore ways to enhance the accessibility of the QR code component, perhaps by providing more descriptive alt text or implementing other accessibility features to make it more usable for all users.

    Where I need support: I would appreciate feedback on how to improve the accessibility of the QR code component further. Additionally, any tips or best practices for achieving full responsiveness across different devices would be helpful. Finally, suggestions for optimizing the performance of the webpage, such as minimizing load times or reducing unnecessary resources, would also be valuable.

    What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?

    Challenges Encountered: One challenge I encountered was ensuring the QR code component displayed correctly across different screen sizes and devices. Achieving responsiveness while maintaining the integrity of the design was crucial but presented some difficulties, especially in handling smaller screens without sacrificing readability or aesthetics. Additionally, ensuring the accessibility of the QR code component posed a challenge, as I wanted to make it usable for all users, including those who rely on screen readers.

    How I Overcame Them: To address the challenge of responsiveness, I utilized CSS media queries to adjust the layout and styling based on screen size. By testing the design on various devices and using browser developer tools, I iteratively refined the styles to ensure a consistent and user-friendly experience across different screen sizes.

    For accessibility, I researched best practices and standards for creating accessible web content, particularly regarding images and interactive elements like QR codes. I ensured that the QR code had descriptive alt text to provide context for users who rely on screen readers. Additionally, I tested the webpage using accessibility tools and made necessary adjustments to improve usability for all users.

    Overall, by leveraging CSS techniques for responsiveness and adhering to accessibility guidelines, I was able to overcome these challenges and create a QR code component that is both visually appealing and accessible to a wide range of users.

    What specific areas of your project would you like help with?

    Specific areas of the project where I would like help include:

    Optimizing Accessibility: I'm looking for suggestions on how to further improve the accessibility of the QR code component, beyond providing descriptive alt text. Any additional techniques or considerations to enhance accessibility would be appreciated.
    
    Enhancing Responsiveness: While the project is somewhat responsive, I'm seeking advice on how to ensure full responsiveness across a wider range of devices and screen sizes. Tips on handling smaller screens more effectively without compromising the design or usability would be helpful.
    
    Performance Optimization: I would like assistance in optimizing the performance of the webpage, such as minimizing load times and reducing unnecessary resources. Any strategies or tools to improve performance without sacrificing functionality or design quality would be valuable.
    
    General Feedback: Any additional feedback or suggestions for improving the overall design, user experience, or code structure would be welcomed.
    

    Thank you in advance for any guidance or assistance provided!

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    Amy Spencerβ€’ 300

    @amyspencerproject

    Submitted

    The navigation menu toggle was fun to make. Using the aria-expanded attribute I was able to work in a ternary expression and use classList.toggle(). My grid layouts are still a little wonky but I am getting more comfortable and faster at implementing CSS Grid.

    My overlay that shadows out the body content when the expanded navigation menu is open only covers the header section. I wondered if there is a way to freeze the rest of the page from scrolling when the menu is showing.

    Let me know what you think of my solution. All and any feedback is welcome!

    Amineβ€’ 50

    @Irbaine

    Posted

    Great job Amy, i like your solution and everything seems in place and the code is very clean and readable. Congratulations πŸŽ‰πŸ‘

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  • Jiwon Suhβ€’ 210

    @suhjiwon95

    Submitted

    Hi, I'm Jiwon and this is my solution to Age Calculator App challenge

    I encountered A LOT of problems when I added Javascript code to my project. But I’m proud of myself for finding a solution 😎

    I would love to listen any suggestion! Please leave comments:D

    Thank you :D

    Amineβ€’ 50

    @Irbaine

    Posted

    Hello Jiwon congratulations for you solving the challenge, even though there still a little easy changes to edit like the mobile screen view and centering the elements. Also it might be better if you can solve the problem of entering an input in the future, cause i could enter the current year but also i could add some values of days or months in the future which can give me a negative value on submit. I wish you a good luck fixing those little bugs and good luck with your future projects. Happy coding.

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    ddhayβ€’ 1,280

    @ddhay

    Submitted

    This was the most challenging project I have worked on in Frontend Mentor but also very rewarding. The homepage was the most difficult mainly because of some pixel measurements lacking in previous projects which was probably by design. I did find a very useful tool for measuring pixels directly on your webpage. It is a Chrome extension called Page Ruler. Once I started using it, the process went much smoother. The pricing table was a little tricky. Positioning the checkmarks with the text required some careful manipulations. My project is fully responsive at the Figma-designated breakpoints. I have come a long way since I started this process on Frontend Mentor. It has been a great experience.

    Amineβ€’ 50

    @Irbaine

    Posted

    Congratulations Ddhay, you did very well, even though you could do better by making the website more responsive for small screen sizes and it would be perfect then. Also some sections are not well positioned vertically, like the footer and the about us sections. I wish you a good luck with your projects.

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