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This is the biggest and most challenging project I've completed here on frontend mentor and it was a pretty fun one. It's my second attempt at a fullstack project and it was the first time I used a service like supabase to handle the authentication and database hosting. For the rest of the backend (api routes) I chose to build my own express server so I could practice doing that more. The code isn't the cleanest right now because I haven't really done much refactoring at this point, but I'm going to do it (and testing) in the following days so any suggestions on that or any other areas of the code like the logic, styling, best practices or design patterns are very welcome.

This was a really enjoyable project to build and I learned a bunch of new stuff like having a loading/error state for the app and also working with audio. It was also my first time using TypeScript in a project so any feedback on that and any other thing is much appreciated!

This was probably the most challenging project I've had to do but i enjoyed it a lot and learned a bunch of new things building it too. One thing i couldn't complete was limiting the score of a comment to only go up or down by one and not go beyond that, so any help with that would be much appreciated. Also I'm not too sure about some patterns I've used while implementing my logic such as initiating state from props and passing a state value up as a function argument from a child component to the parent component. Any feedback on those things and any other thing really is much appreciated!

This was a pretty fun challenge to work on, learned a bunch of new stuff (implementing dark mode in React, filtering methods etc) and it didn't take too long to complete. One thing I couldn't figure out was how to have the border countries as actual names and not only as 3 letters. Also I'm not too sure if I'm applying best practices of React when implementing the application's logic. Any feedback on those or any other thing is much appreciated!

This was a pretty challenging project for me especially the lightbox and image sliding features but I think overall it came together nicely even though my code isn't really as clean as I'd like it to be. Any feedback or suggestions are much appreciated!

I'd like to have it so that the bars slowly come up into their height but my transition on it doesn't seem to work. Any help on that and any other feedback is much appreciated! Thanks!

This was my first time working with a json file to pull data from so I learned a lot on that. I had a problem with my JS though where I would like to know if there's a way I could refactor my solution into one single function since there's very little that changes between the three functions I already have. That and any other feedback on the design and functionality is much appreciated! Thanks!

This was a fun project to work on, learned a lot of new stuff and I'm overall happy with how it turned out even though I'm not too sure if I've used the best practices on the Javascript part so I'd love some feedback on that. Any other feedback/advice is much appreciated!

This was my first project using SCSS and took me the longest out of the projects I've done so far and was really fun and challenging to complete even though I ran into a couple problems. Firstly I couldn't find a way to change the bookmark image color on click and the other problem is that I don't know how to have all the other options deselected when I select another one on the main modal. There's a bunch of other stuff I would have liked to get done better but decided to settle on this solution. Any feedback is much appreciated!

I couldn't find a way to add the small shadow behind the image without it breaking the layout so I'd like to know if there's a way to do that. Any other feedback on how to improve the design or functionality is welcome!

I'd like to know if there's a way to have a transition apply to the arrows on the dropdown menus both when they go up and down (only have it when they go up). Also I couldn't really find a solution to having the background darkened when opening the menu on mobile. Any feedback on that and anything else would be much appreciated!

Would like to know if there's a way to have input values be valid (not NaN) if the user types his bill value with a comma in between and not a period, also if I enter a bill value and then delete it to enter another the calculator will display NaN on both the tip amount and total and I couldn't find a way to fix it. Any feedback on how to make the layout and functionality better would be much appreciated!

Would love any feedback on how to make things better if possible. Had to get some help on the JS because it was my first time doing client-side validation but besides that the layout wasn't too challenging.

Hi, this was my first time trying out a junior project and I struggled a bit with it. Mostly trying to position the little card (advertisement) just before the footer and make it responsive but managed to find something to make it work (would love to hear if it's a good solution or if there is something better that can be done), Also laying out the footer itself especially on the desktop design was a bit challenging. I think my CSS for it is a little redundant but i guess it works. Finally the social icons aren't displayed in the center of their borders in my GitHub pages deployment but are centered on my vs code live server and I couldn't find a way to fix it. Would love to hear any feedback on how I can improve my code further! Thanks!

Any feedback would be appreciated!

Hi, struggled a bit with positioning and spacing everything out to look like the original design on desktop (still not perfect). I think my CSS is a bit redundant and would love some feedback on how to layout everything a bit better and with less code if possible. The icons especially i couldn't get to lay on the bottom right of the page so I'd love to know how to do that because playing with margins and padding wasn't working for me. Thank you!

Hi, this is one of my first tries at responsive design, would love to get some feedback on the code and more specifically if there is a way to perfectly align the main card vertically and horizontally on the page without having to play with margins to get something close enough to that. Thank you!