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

This is my third React project here.

I decided to add a few small animations using Framer Motion, just for the little special touch.

I'm happy that I managed to do a larger scale project like this one.

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

This is my second project using React!

I'm happy to have managed to build a more complex layout, with dynamic rendering. The reviews are stored in a seperate js file, and imported dynamically so the layout adapts to the number of reviews.

This allowed me to easily get the offset effect.

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

I struggled to do the same with the 5 star reviews, as I couldn't figure out how to access the array I had created in App.jsx (without just copying the constant).

In the end, I just hard coded it.

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

I am not quite familiar with hooks, I chose a simple solution from the web to use media queries. If there's something I could have done better, feel free to tell me.

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

This is quite a step up for me, my first time using React on a project.

I'm still in the learning phase, so I chose a basic project to start with.

All of the data is stored in variables, so the profile can be modified quick.

Anyway, a fun project to start React with ! Let me know if you have suggestions.

Really fun project!

This was my first time experimenting with calculators in JS. I didn't have much trouble, although I think my code could be shortened a lot.

If you have any suggestions, you can leave them in the comments below.

I decided to dynamically fetch the data from the provided json file.

Also, I used a magic number to convert the dollars into the proper height. If you found a better solution, please tell me.

Otherwise, this challenge was fun and the JSON fetching provided for a new technique I hadn't used yet.

If you have any other suggestions, you can leave them in a comment below.

A basic html and css project.

I had some trouble with the nutrition table, originally wanting to make it an actual table html element. Since I struggled with it, I resorted to something simpler, but feel free to tell me how I could have done it with the actual table. I also could manage to vertically align the bullet points to the center, and had some trouble making them their own color. If you have any suggestions or judgement, feel free to tell me.

Fun project!

Getting used to tailwind!

I'm pretty new to javascript, so this was a fun project to try out!

I had trouble with gradient on hover in tailwind, and resorted to a wonky way of doing it, so please feel free to suggest a better way!

This is my 4th time using tailwind, but it wasnt the biggest problem here.

As this was my first time writing something myself in javascript, it took me some time and there are a LOT of extra lines that could have been optimized.

So, feel free to check the code and tell me how i could improve my javascript coding.

Also, I didnt really focus on perfecting properties like font sizes, margins, and all that stuff so it doesnt look exactly correct.

This is my 3rd time using tailwind. Feel free to check the code and judge it!

I found it difficult to get the grid working right, so please tell me if this is the most optimal way to do it.

There are also some values like font size, margin and padding that might not be exactly right.

The dropdown menu was pretty fun to build using tailwind!

This is my second time using tailwind css, so i chose a small project again to try out responsive designs.

This was build mobile first.

It is my first responsive design, so feel free to judge the code and tell me what i could do better.

My first time using tailwind!

This page does not work right with mobile.

Unfortunately, i didn't figure out how to make this responsive with tailwind, so, what is the best way to build responsive designs with tailwind ?

I also coded this desktop first, which probably made it harder.