@dselimovic02
Submitted
I am just interested if this site has a live community. So if u see this just write something like "Hi" or "Hello" etc. :D
@ParvizAzeroglu
@dselimovic02
Submitted
I am just interested if this site has a live community. So if u see this just write something like "Hi" or "Hello" etc. :D
@ParvizAzeroglu
Posted
Hello there! Congratulations on sharing your first project. Rest assured, this place has an active and supportive community. You're in good hands! If you have any questions or need assistance, feel free to ask. Happy coding! 🚀
@Cheosphere
Submitted
...made with a lot of love 🤘🏻🙂
PS: It is not possible to exactly match the development with the UI design, because the typography indicated in the style guide does not correspond to the one used in the UI design, they are different.
@ParvizAzeroglu
Posted
Bro, you are crazy 👍👍
@hdif004
Submitted
Here is my solution to this challenge, it was very cool to do but I ran into problems on the responsive side ( I couldn't align the icon to the right like in the desktop design) I hope you could help me.
@ParvizAzeroglu
Posted
I haven't used Tailwind before, but I do it using flex with align-items: center;
and justify-content: flex-end;
. If you use flex, it will be responsive, and you can change the icon position as you like.
@Bryan-Giitwa
Submitted
Hello Champs, welcome to my second challenge . All feedback are welcome
@ParvizAzeroglu
Posted
Perfect solutions! Especially the App.js code is cleaner and more readable than mine 😅. So, how did you calculate the day in February, or did you calculate each month as having 31 days like me
@AnthonyPA0902
Submitted
I found it difficult to make the content in the middle of the page. Are there any way to make it easier and more understandable ? Thank you so much
@ParvizAzeroglu
Posted
Generally, I use flex to center items within a container. This means that I write the following code in CSS:
body {
display: flex;
align-items: center;
justify-content: center;
height: 100vh;
}
However, you can also use margin: auto;
in the body. Such as :
body {
margin: auto;
height: 100vh;
}
But remember that this code is only useful for centering a single item; you can't use it for more than one item.
@ajeetachal
Submitted
"Delighted to submit my latest project to Frontend Mentor! 🌟 I've just completed a dynamic and engaging newsletter signup page using the powerful trio of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. One of the standout features of this project is the robust email validation functionality, ensuring that users provide valid email addresses effortlessly.
The project not only showcases my proficiency in front-end development but also demonstrates my commitment to delivering a seamless user experience. The responsive design guarantees that this page looks great on any device, offering a consistent and visually appealing interface.
I'm thrilled with the progress I've made and the skills I've honed while working on this challenge. The knowledge gained during this project will undoubtedly prove invaluable in my ongoing journey as a web developer.
Thank you, Frontend Mentor, for providing this opportunity to learn and grow. I eagerly anticipate the next challenge and am excited to continue pushing the boundaries of my skills!"
@ParvizAzeroglu
Posted
Great solution, Your code is clean and readable 👍