Hello everyone,
I am Namrata and this is my solution for the Expenses chart component challenge.
If you have any suggestions to improve my code, please feel free to share!
Thank you π
Hello everyone,
I am Namrata and this is my solution for the Expenses chart component challenge.
If you have any suggestions to improve my code, please feel free to share!
Thank you π
Hi ! I love the way that you make the hover effect on the chart's elements and the design is really nicely made ! Just the responsive could be improve without any breakpoint with a min-width
of 100% should be good and try to avoid margin
to positionning ;)
I loved the solution !
Any feedback is welcomed :)
Hi solution ! Maybe should be nicer if the mobil breakpoint would be at E.g : 600 px of viewport because 375px is a bit small at my sense.
Well done ;)
Hi everyone, This is my solution for the Rest Countries API with Color Theme Switcher challenge.
I have used ReactJs, TailwindCSS and Material Icons to finish this project, and have tried to stick to the design as much as possible.
Hello ! Awesome solution but something went wrong when you try to get details of some countries
Try to fix it for a fully respected challange !! Well done ;)
OMG you guys, I just finished another solo React project building this gorgeous Easybank landing page and can I get a high five?! ποΈ Got those slick animations going, components breaking things into reusable bits - I'm basically a pro-React developer now! π
But let's get real - accessibility was kinda my weak point if I'm honest. π€ I was nerding out hard about toggle interactions and hover states when I should've been asking: but what about screen reader users?!
So I've gotta work on my inclusivity game for sho! Here's some ways I can have MORE fun (!) while making sites that work for errbody:
π€ Semantic HTML is my BFF (but like cooler than my actual BFF maybe?)
π¨ Ooh baby those color contrasts are SPICY and accessible!!πΆοΈ
π½ Alt text for images - now screen readers can enjoy my glorious creations too!
There's always more to learn when it comes to web access I know, but I'm so jazzed to keep improving. Because the web is for EVERYONE, am I right or am I right?? π
My code organization is getting bonafide lit too - scoping CSS by component ftw! Less clashes than high school, woohoo! π Sure I can tweak some things to share styles globally but I've come a long way from one messy CSS file, phew! π
So let me know if you've got tips for me my coding queens and kings! β¨ And high five to more inclusive and kick-butt websites for all users!! ποΈποΈ Raised hands AND hand clap emoji for the people in the back!! ππ
Awesome project the only things that i can say :
tabindex
because the application is not really accessible be keyboardWell done this solution deserve compliments !
This was a good exercise, i loved the design of this site. Nevertheless it took me a few hours. Your feedback or any suggestions to improve my code is very welcome.
Hello that is a very nice solution the only issue is the footer doesn't look like the design :
And concerning your code : Nothing to say you have sementics tags maybe in JavaScript :
classList
to improve the code it will be better with classList.add()
, classList.remove()
or classList.toggle()
Well done ;)
Hello everyone,
I am Namrata and this is my solution for the Huddle landing page with alternating feature blocks challenge.
If you have any suggestions to improve my code, please feel free to share!
Thank you π
Awesome challenge ! Just to be fair the footer/header does not match with the design in mobil view else if nice responsive web app.
Well done ;)
i tried my best as i am the beginner in the front-end development. but i miss some serious issues such as email validation before submit and back from success message. i tried hard but i didn't know how to do this. so please if you have submitted this solution and know how to do this give me the some suggestion about that. i hope you check and give me the feedbacks.
Hello there, nice challenge ! There are a lot of things to say but firstly :
div
element and use instead html sementics tagbody
, div#main
got no height to be the container and you can not easily center the main contentmin-width
to your containers it will help for responsiveI guess that is your first FrontEnd Mentor project ? Well donne ! ;)
I have used flexbox to center this vertically by setting the height to 100vh, but I am curious if there is a more widely accepted way of doing this? Would love some feedback.
Hello ! nice challenge !
To avoid the 100vh
on your body try this :
html,body {width : 100%; height:100%}; body {display : grid; place-items : center}
And that's it you have a centered container ! Well done ;)
Any commentaries are welcome!
Hello nice work !!
I did same as you in the first place concerning le accrodion that you can open only one but this doesn't work like that you have to add a way to toggle the asks. And careful at your responsive, your button trim the content. Theses little mistakes are ignorable, that's just for the perfection ;)
Well done !
Feedback welcome
Awesome challenge !! Just one thing to be boring ;) :
Any feedbacks are welcomed. Thanks in advance.
Hello ! nice solution jus be careful at you breakpoint between 768px and 1440px, your svg at the second section make and horizontal scroll cause of his width I guess, try to fix it !