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

I'm super happy with how this project turned out😄 I’m especially proud of how I implemented the React hooks, particularly useEffect, to track real-time changes—seeing everything update instantly was just so satisfying! 🚀 Next time, though, I think I would focus more on optimizing the performance. Although it works great, I feel like I could fine-tune the way the state updates to make everything even snappier. ⚡

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

One of the biggest challenges was managing the state 🤯 It was a bit tricky to keep everything in sync, especially with multiple components depending on the same data. But I got through it by breaking the problem down and using the useEffect hook smartly to ensure everything stayed in sync. 💪 Also, a bit of trial and error (and a lot of console logging 😂) helped me nail it in the end!

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

I’d love to get some feedback on the state management—specifically if there are more efficient ways to handle state updates when dealing with multiple components. 🔄 Also, any tips on improving performance while still using useEffect would be awesome! 🔧 Any advice on clean code practices for React would be super appreciated too! 🙌

Thanks, everyone! 😎🎉

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

I've done a lot of project in React js put this is my first one with a Frontendmentor project !

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

Deploy it on render coz I couldn't remember how to do it lol

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

Maybe the way you would have built the project in relation to the react component for each section.

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

I realise it in less of one hour 😁

Great job on my project that generates advice using an API! Found it quite straightforward and cool to work on. 🚀😊I'm open to any feedback on my project! Feel free to share your thoughts and suggestions. 🤝🙏 #FeedbackWelcom

Just completed a challenging Bootstrap project for responsive design! 🚀 Learned to use rows and row-cols-x for a better layout. It was a bit tricky, but the learning experience was totally worth it! 💡

Excited to share my first project on Frontend Mentor! 🚀 Creating the interactive rating component using JS, Bootstrap 5, and HTML was a cool experience. Looking forward to more projects and learning opportunities ahead! 🌟 Your feedback on this project is greatly appreciated and will help me improve. 🙏

👋 Hello everyone! 🚀

I'm excited to introduce my latest project, which is somewhat similar to my previous work! 😃 Feel free to share your feedback on this lil project I've developed. Your thoughts on the code would be much appreciated! 😊

I've thoroughly enjoyed working on the front-end development of this project. Right now, I'm diving deep into the world of Python, and I must say, it's a blast! 🐍💻

Thank you all for your support and valuable feedback

It was incredibly enjoyable creating this project! I've never been a fan of css grids because I prefer to use flexbox and change the direction with flex-direction: 😪, but this lil project was a game-changer in helping me understand and even appreciate them 💗. Could you please provide some insights on how I can optimize my code ?(only if you have some time )

Guys keep practice and you'll see the result ✨💪🏿

This project was fun 🍰! With all the practice I've been putting in these days, things are starting to become easier. My code looks clean, but I believe there's room for further optimization 🤓🧹

What do you think about it  🧐

To be honest, the most challenging part was getting the share bar to appear horizontally on mobile devices (but after hours of trying to figure out how to do this, I eventually gave up 😭). So, if you have a bit of time to review my code and let me know how I could fix this, that would be really appreciated 💗.

This project is my first on Frontend Mentor where I use JavaScript! The most challenging aspect was configuring media queries 😪 and managing class removal to display elements only when required(with element.classlist.toggle("exemple") to add or remove a class)

I'd appreciate it if you could review my code and provide guidance. I understand that my code might not be the most efficient, but with your advice, I'm eager to enhance and refine it further 💗.

That project was easy to build tbh ! Obviously the most difficult part for me has always was to setup the media queries (but that was more easy this times because I practice it lately 😁 )! Im note sure about my html syntax so check my code if you have some times and share me your thought about it!

Hi! I have a new project 🧇

While I was building my project, I received a great piece of advice about using media queries from another FrontendMentor student! I tried to apply it, and it helped me a lot! But honestly, it took me a few hours to understand how it works and how I should use it in my project! I'm happy because I now have a better understanding of CSS units and media queries! However, I need more practice 👩🏿‍💻 Never give up, guys 👍🏿

If you have some time, you can take a look at my code on GitHub and give me some advice to help me on my programming journey 🤓.

What did you find difficult while building the project?

-- That's stupid but the difficult thing was to setup the background. Because the starter pack has 2 background image, I thought I had to make the two images fit together like a puzzle, when in fact I had to choose one, place it at the top of the page, then apply a blue background color 🤦🏿‍♀️

Which areas of your code are you unsure of?

-- My media queries because when I shrink my page, my container becomes weird haha, but when I look at it with the firefox development tool on different devices, my media queries work correctly 🤨I need to practices my media queries😪

Do you have any questions about best practices?

Yes , especially about media query ! 🧐

Hi this is my first project on FrontendMentor !!

Deploy it tbh haha 😭

// .card{ margin: 165px auto; //

I think there's a simple way to center it (maybe with display : flex 🧐 and justify-content and align-item : center )

I think that I can optimise this code but idk how so any suggestion would be nice !