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

    This app is built with HTMX and Node.js for a backend. One thing that I am proud of and look forward to making a standard practice is tested driven development. I included this method while developing the validation logic, and it was such a powerful way of developing.

    Next time I would explore more of frontend Test Driven Development (TDD), and building with Go as the backend.

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

    I am new to working with HTMX and I found that adding client side event listeners that depended on components that were being swapped was not an ideal way to go. Instead I found that if I wanted to control styling, I found it easier to lean into the HTMX route of making those changes. Take a look at my README in my Github repo for more details

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

    • How I could have made better use of HTMX to develop this project
    • How are folks are going at frontend code tested driven development, recommendations? I used Vitest for the backend.
    • How are you centering the button in mobile view so that it stays center as you change the width?
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    Hey y'all,

    In this project, I continued to explore the CSS CUBE design principle that would allow for a product that is flexible, scalable, and modular. Any experts on CUBE? Would love your feedback!

    Care to see how I approached this project? Take a look at my README

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    Hey y'all,

    In this project, I tried to explore CSS design principles that would allow for a product that is flexible, scalable, and modular. In the design you will find that I used context selectors, utility classes, and lobotomized owl selectors. I would appreciate if you could take a look at my code for feedback! What best practices have you come across that I'm missing?

    I'm especially interested in ensuring I am writing with accessibility in mind. For those that are more familiar with these best practices - Is this product accessible?

    Care to see how I approached this project? Take a look at my README

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    Hey y'all,

    I would appreciate if you could take a look at my code for feedback! What best practices have you come across that I'm missing?

    I'm especially interested in:

    • What tools or resources are you using to ensure your projects are accessible?
    • How would you use the CSS property object-fit in this project, and what are your best use cases of this property?
    • I've seen a lot of mention of the CSS methodology BEM, and not much of other methodologies on this site, is this method an industry best practice?

    Care to see how I approached this project? Take a look at my README