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#accessibility#angular#bootstrap#rxjs#styled-componentsSubmitted 5 months agoI am not yet confident about how I construct my project and if I follow some good coding practices, especially using Angular. So, if anyone is an Angular expert please guide me through this.
Responsive LoopStudio Landing Page using TailwindCSS
#accessibility#animation#tailwind-css#bemSubmitted over 1 year agoResponsive Invoice app with angular and ngbootstrap
#angular#bootstrap#sass/scss#web-components#accessibilitySubmitted almost 2 years agoResponsive Search Country App Using Angular
#accessibility#angular#bem#sass/scss#typescriptSubmitted almost 3 years agoInteractive Comment Section using Angular
#accessibility#angular#sass/scss#bemSubmitted almost 3 years agoPlanet Fact Site Using Angular
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- @FadilanoSubmitted over 1 year ago@Jeth0214Posted over 1 year ago
Hello @Fadilano , you need to omit the first slash "/" before the image source. It should be "images/image-equilibrium.jpg" not "/images/image-equilibrium.jpg". It is the file path issue on your GitHub.
Marked as helpful0 - @catherineisonlineSubmitted almost 3 years ago@Jeth0214Posted almost 3 years ago
Hi Catherine good job. Your solution was almost the same with the design. I just found an issue when I am clicking your "." button like this "9.96." . I can put 2 decimal point. I think maybe you can check if the value has already a decimal point when clicking the "." button then just return if it is has .
Marked as helpful3 - @ameer005Submitted almost 3 years ago@Jeth0214Posted almost 3 years ago
Hi @ameer, your solution was nice. These are things that I noticed.
- There is an issue on accessibilities based on the report. Try to use semantic element like main element as a container for your solution. Then, instead of div use section element to group some elements.
- In your bill input, I try to input the letter "e" and "-" and it accepted it. Try to add some validation to check if the input are number characters. Or use type ="number". Overall is nice looking solution.
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