Hey, guys!
I've been away for some time, but I'm back with a simple project.
I'm not used to use animations on my projects, but this side is one of the most I intend to dedicate myself from now.
I hope for your feedbacks, opinions, tips and help for anything you think I must fix or just do better or in a better way.
It's always important for my evolution and I'll appreciate a lot!
Thank you all ❤️
I forgot the mobile menu!
Working on that yet!
First-Time Vue Experience: Responsive Multi-Step Form Challenge
I recently took on a challenge to create a responsive multi-step form using Vue.js. Previously, I had tackled the same project using React. You can check out my React.js solution here.
I'm eager to receive feedback from the Vue.js community to ensure I made the right decisions for this specific Vue project, considering it's my first time using Vue. If there's a better way I could have built it or any improvements you suggest, please don't hesitate to share your insights. Your feedback will be greatly appreciated!
Happy coding! 🚀
Hey, Mahmoud!!
Your designs are always great! I've been following you since a while and it's very good to see how your projects are.
In this one, the only observation to do is in your logic. When selecting the additional, whether selected or not, the total includes all of them. I didn't check the code at all, but thinking about it it's a simple thing to correct.
Beside that, as I've already said, I love to see the results you show to us ☺️
Hello devs, this project was very fun and simple to make, but as a beginner, I suppose it has some errors.
Hey, @BrunnoHibbeln!! How you doing? Hope great 😊
Your project is very nice. Really!
Don't think about errors, but thinks about you can improve!
I've noticed 2 things: The font-size, for desktop, is too little, and it can cause some user discomfort. At the summary, the itens don't have a background.
In my opinion, both things are only details that with practice you'll recognize easily.
Besides that, I think you have a great project in hands! Congrats 🎉
so... i used JavaScript for this Challenge. To be honest, i could have usad an href to navigate to the page, but the challenge required javascript, so why not? i used onclick to hide a significant part of the tags and make other ones appears.
Hey, Joash!
How are you? Hope doing great! 😉
I liked a lot the hover status you have done in the button! 👌
Beside that, you really could have used a href to navigate to the page, but it is not as performative as using js.
and you could have used js to do some validations as email verification. A good idea is implement a regex to support the validations:
mailFormat = /^\w+([\.-]?\w+)*@\w+([\.-]?\w+)*(\.\w{2,3})+$/
This way your user experience get more interesting!!
When I come to see the preview site, the images are broken... Anything's all right with deployment?
Keep going, your project ir very nice! I liked a lot 💫
-> here i find difficulty for mobile responsiveness through i have tried but i don't yet make it accurate -> if anything need to change please give me feedback it will helpful for me
Despite the css gap, the project get very nice!
All the logic seems to be perfect and the classes are bind dynamically, as I could see.
I don’t know if you know tailwind or bootstrap, but it helps a lot with the style.
I’kk let the links here to check it out: tailwind bootstrap
In my projects I’m coding all css as well, but now it’s my focus. If the idea is to code the project, this tools helps a lot!
Great job! I liked a lot 😉
All feedbacks are welcome , thanks in advance
Hey! How are you? Hope doing great!!
I'd liked very much your desktop design. Congrats 🎉
Just one observation: you could made your design responsive for mobile as well.
In your css you could use media to solve many of your problems in this kind of issue
@media (max-width: 700px) and (min-width: 375px) {
}
The example above is just an example of how could you solve this problem.
You can change the widths and the min /max position, depending on how you start your design (mobile or desktop first).
Despite that, and backing to the project done, you did very good job!!!! 👏👏👏👏
Hey, Brandon! How you doing?
I was looking into your project and realized that you didn't do somethings that could help in the text scale (it may affect the users reading).
You could use a different font-weight - on the css - to let the price and the main title bolder. It helps a lot and is super for the UX.
Besides that, you can center both prices (using flex is an option, with justify-content and align-items). I don't know if you let this way on purpose.
You project is really great. If you need something, count on me to help with.
In this project I worked with ems and rems. I'm currently learning how to use them. Any feedback is welcome, feel free to see my code. What do you guys think? :)
Hey @fermop! How are you?
All I can see is that the borders are a bit less rounded, but this is eye thing. Your project, in my opinion, is perfect! Congrats 💫
