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Honestly, loved how simple this was, amazing layout, amazing assets, once again. The FM team is killing it, FM Pro is worth every single dime

Honestly this one was pretty straight-forward. Setting up the theme provider taught me a lot, and its one of the better designed responsive apps as well. Kudos the FM Team

How did you guys create your own site, what stack did you use? I made some ui tweaks for ux, but everything is mostly there How did you guys handle user errors? Any recommendations on what i can do better next time?

Posting this as a reference point, this was 2 years ago when i started writing prod code myself and i wasn't really sure how to do everything so i could not even complete the solution lol. Right now i would honestly do this so easily but meh. I think im satisfied with not knowing it all back then and i'm still proud of myself

Whew. This project was a lot more difficult that i thought. I approached this project differently than the way i approach almost all my frontend apps in the following ways

• Little to no state, also no search params, i didnt think persistence was really necessary
• As little animation as possible. The api returns all the countries at once so in order to keep the app as performant as possible i reduced the amount of animations and even transitions
• I don't believe in frontend pagination as i dont believe in client-side( CS )intensive work, let the network deal with all that and let the CS be as performant as possible with the least possible time and space complexity we can get

• Did you like my take on the form?
• Do you think the animations are a bit much?

Did you guys get that weird halo around the timeframe cards as well?

Hi everyone, this challenge was relatively easy and it helped me practice using useState and useEffect as before this i was only using class components in react. What I found challenging was the responsiveness, i used some trickery here and there to help it look okay but I feel like theres still a lot of work to be done, that aside, any feedback would be greatly appreciated.

How did you guys handle the background image? Was it an img tag or did you do it with css?