@PrabinMhzn
@Pablo-Zallio-Dev
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What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
In this project, as I did not have the Figma design file, I had to take the measurements in magin, paddings, etc. by myself. And I think the result was very satisfactory.
@PrabinMhzn
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Rather than hover, if you use sort of focus for all the items, i think it would be great and some margin for "y" i suppose.
@MinThent
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What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
I am getting the hang of both flex and tailwind. In the meantime, I struggle with padding sizing because they should have been standardized in my code.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?
Just forgot to align the avatar and name with items-center.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?
I want to get feedback on how to structure my code base because it feels really untidy and tailwind classes as well as the substantial amount of divs are making the code verbose, frankly.
@PrabinMhzn
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The code is well structured and great way of using props to populate the data in react. Very interesting and looks more mature. Yes I think my design seemed too sloopy compared to this design also I had the aligment of the avatar and the avatar text messed up which i got to learn from this design.
@danielrosaa
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@PrabinMhzn
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The code iswell-structured and readable as the use of Tailwind CSS classes makes it easy to understand the styling. Utilize Tailwind’s @apply directive in a custom CSS file if you find yourself repeating utility classes across multiple elements to make the code more DRY.
