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

    I'm proud that i could finish the project looking exactly like the project

    Next time, i will start with mobile view work flow first so that i can avoid the repetition i made in media query and also use frame work to reuse component instead of using only javascript. finally, Reduce the duration it took me to finish the project.

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

    Creating multi page, i used js Usage of same navbar for all pages, i used js also. i went through reosurces on youtube and ai Hover effect on the explore button and the hr line on the nav. i used pseudo after to create it after lots of trial. my mentor put me through

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

    Reuse of component also, i need to know how to put the pages in different html then link them together

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

    Achieving this result and the progress i made so far even though i doubted myself several times

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

    Working with mobile first view on the navbar the changing it back to desktop view navbar. i used alot of css functionality to hide the position

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    I hope to get a review on how i arrange all my code in each file, if I followed the best practice. I'm not sure if the error display message when the month day is more than the normal day in each month will work very well @Js-Line 87 (else if).

    Not really difficult, AI helped out often when I'm stuck but mostly I had issues with JavaScript.

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    • Arranging the picture div with grid to automatically set itself to mobile view without the height of the picture div distorting it. also, the form validation is really challenging.

    • Arrangement of the form validation to display the error message and the orientation of the div to change automatically from desktop to mobile view without distorting or need to use some adjustment on media query to balance the mobile view. also, the screen size of less than 310px width isn't satisfying and I don't know how to perfect it.

    • Kindly let me know if my html, CSS and JavaScript followed best practices without any repetition or reuse of property anywhere and if the codes are neat and clean enough.