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Hey again, everyone! 👋 This will be my 10th submission! 🎉

This one took me a while, working with TailwindCSS was nice with small projects but it can be a little tough to keep everything organized on larger projects.

I am happy with the results, any feedback is welcome!

This challenge was a blast, I still need to look more into implementing dark mode with Tailwind but I am happy with the finished result here.

Any suggestions are welcome!

Hello again, everyone! 👋 This will be my 8th submission! 🎉

I had limited experience with Tailwind and React-Query going in but I think it turned out good, any suggestions are welcome!

Hey everyone, this is my first solution as a premium member! I'm very excited to continue finishing projects and improving my skills. This challenge definitely helped me improve my proficiency with Grid, the layout was not super tough thanks to Kevin Powell's Learn CSS Grid the easy way video.

I did struggle with implementing the carousel section, I found SwiperJS and configured that for the project. I'm very happy with the results, let me know if there is anything I could have done better!

Great challenge for Grid, I had little experience with it opposed to Flexbox so this one was a big help getting more familiarized.

Any feedback is always welcomed! 🙏

Fun challenge! I used React but it was definitely not necessary, I do want to possibly add some state and map over to display notifications. Soon 🤞

Any suggestions welcome!

I challenged myself to build this quickly and I am fairly happy with the results. Any feedback is much appreciated.

One thing I did have a hard time getting working with SCSS is having a hover state effect other elements, just ended up setting the class names.

Pretty simple, was fun to build out though.

I'm not sure if it's just me tripping but does it look like the button is not centered? I tried a few things but each method placed it in the same spot.

I challenged myself to do this as quickly as possible, I think it turned out really well.

Thanks for checking out my solution! Keep on coding!

I'm sure there is an easier way to do what I achieved with styled-components (Passing the amount and converting to px) but it's what I could remember, any easier way?

Also curious about using the pseudo states and display: none while having a transition. I specifically couldn't get the hover state to both change the display and opacity while using a transition, very specific but something I did struggle with.

Other than that, this was a very fun challenge. Thank you Frontend Mentor!