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Any Feedback Is Welcome and Highly appreciated !

Everything Went Smooth But I can't Understand How To Align Illustration Perfectly As Given In The Design And That Bar Which Goes Above The Header. A Solution Would Be Helpful !

First Time Using ReactJS and TailwindCSS together. Codebase seems a bit messy so any feedback or suggestion is most welcome ❤️

Any feedback is welcome and appreciated.💙 Especially on background curve I need some improvement but I don't know how to.

Any feedback or suggestion is most welcome and appreciated ❤️

Any feedback is welcome and appreciated !

Any Feedback is valuable !

Any feedback is valuable !

CSS Grid did the job more beautifully than I thought, Any feedback is welcome :)

Any feedback is valuable, is there any way to add transition to height when content changes ?

Any feedback is valuable.

Any feedback is valuable. Used CSS Grid more in this (I am a beginner in terms of grid so suggesting better practices and techniques would be helpful). Thanks for reading.

Any feedback is valuable, especially I want to know more about semantic html practices. Using regular <form> and <input type="email"> etc... gives some default results (like error box and message you get on invalid input) and I want to get rid of those ugly styles. I don't know how to do that so I had to use div tags, any suggestion ? Also how important is a form in terms of SEO ?

Any feedback is valuable. The only part of code I am unsure about is .image-container. Found that padding-top technique from stackoverflow to make div responsive to its background image, alternative ways like <img> and ::before etc... don't give the result I want and this works somehow.

Any feedback is valuable.

Any feedback is valuable.

Was easy and fun, but I am a bit unsure about the styling of hero section, when in desktop mode, I want both image and text to increase simultaneously in a specific ratio (lets say 8:5) but couldn't do that, Any suggestion or feedback is valuable.

Had no issues, used dark mode and set cards color visible only on hover (I liked that effect more). Any suggestion or feedback is valuable.

I implemented my own design (inspired from some youtube tutorial) for this project. The hover effect and animation when data updates took most time. I was stuck on how to target ::before of an element using vanillaJS (used alternative solution). Also I got to know about .innerHtml property, because creating so many elements using vanillaJS then assigning attributes to each creates messy code, I don't think .innerHtml is the best practice out there, but as I wasn't using any framework/library, I had no issues. Overall, this project improved my understanding of MouseEvents a lot ! Any type of feedback or suggestion is welcome :)