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I'd love any feedback, especially concerning accessibility in my HTML. Thanks so much!

I'd love any feedback on this project. This is my first time using Chart.js and I learned a lot!

Hi! I'm happy to submit another project. I would love feedback on my JavaScript, HTML, or CSS. I would love to make my JavaScript more efficient. I'm reviewing JavaScript right now and I'm going to focus on it for a while. I'm hoping to go back into it and clean it up.

One thing I couldn't find an answer to was how to get rid of the default background images in the form fields?

Thanks so much!

Hi, Here's my solution for the Sunnyside Landing Page. I learned a lot of CSS tricks with this one- like the ::before and ::after pseudo-elements. The dropdown menu was a first for me and it took me a long time to get the shape and then figure out how to also get the menu to close if clicked outside of the menu. I finally got it with some help from the slack channel :) If anyone has feedback on my CSS, especially I would love that. After looking at a lot of other people's code I'm starting to wonder if my CSS stylesheet should get more efficient. Also- with responsive sizing, I tend to use em for font and stick with pixels for padding and margins. I'd love to hear some thoughts on that. Thanks so much!!!

Hi! I'd love any feedback on my HTML, CSS, or JavaScript. I really struggled with the styling of the :checked state for the % buttons and after a lot of research and help from slack channel I switched from buttons to radio inputs. I feel pretty good about it now, except I can't seem to figure out how to remove the :checked state on the tip inputs once the user clicks on the custom tip percent input area. I tried a few versions of this:

customTip.addEventListener("click", function () {
  document
    .querySelectorAll(".percent-input .percent-input.label")
    .classList.remove("checked");
});

Any suggestions would be great! Thanks so much!!! Allyson

Hi, I would love any general feedback on my HTML, CSS, or JavaScript. I'd especially love some feedback about my responsive sizing- am I relying on pixels too much? Thanks so much!

Hi! I would love any general feedback on this project. I would especially love feedback on:

• The html- I tried to make it accessible by including form and label tags and this is my first time doing so.

• Also, in order to keep my page from refreshing upon "click" of any of my button elements I had to add type="button" to my button elements and onclick="return false;" to my submit button. Are these appropriate solutions?

• In order for me to get colors to look somewhat close I ended up having to use transparency. Since I am working with the jpegs only I wasn't sure if I missed something here.

• And one last thing- does anyone have a trick for centering text within it's background? I feel like my text is slightly higher than center.

Thanks so much!!!

Hi, thanks for looking. My question with this project is mainly about setting up the files and what is appropriate to include in the GitHub repo? For example I ended up adding all my files after downloading and now I have design files in there. Should I delete those to keep the repo cleaner? Or is it helpful to have them there? Also, for a small project like this is it appropriate to have a separate css file with a normalize file included? Thanks so much!