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    Advice generator app

    • HTML
    • CSS
    • JS
    • API

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    This was a relatively easy challenge, but does anyhow have tips about how I went about calling the API. It doesn't always generate a new piece of advice. Aside from that, this was a good challenge.

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    I did the rating components using a JS class. I hope that's the best way of doing it. My code was pretty clean for this one and I think I did really well. What do you think?

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    The way I made this, I had two different navs - one for mobile view, and one for desktop view - which I styled individually. I would like to know if there is a better approach to this challenge(there probably is). Also, should I have used a specific tabindex or just left all as 0? If anyone could help me with these, it would be highly appreciated. Thanks!

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    Can anyone give me tips on styling the validation error messages and failed validation states? I tried to do some research on it but I couldn't do it. Also please take a look at my validation methods in html and js and let me know if there are better ways of doing thing. Thanks!

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    I was wondering if the best approach to this problem is to hard code the sizes of the components, rather than use percentages and the calc function in the css. If you this it is a better idea to use percentages, can you please elaborate on your reason for this.