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Marija Havaic

@marijahavaicParis, France150 points

I’m a mysterious individual who has yet to fill out my bio. One thing’s for certain: I love writing front-end code!

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  • Marija Havaic•150
    @marijahavaic

    Hi Himanshu, Your project looks great! :)

    I find this kind of project perfect for trying out Different ways to fetch API in React.

    Hope it helps! :)

  • Marija Havaic•150
    @marijahavaic

    Hi Tan, your solution looks great! You could check your font sizes in the navbar as the dropdowns' font seem slightly bigger than the links. Also, when I hover over the second dropdown, the first one stays open in the desktop version, and they don't open/close in the mobile version (I used Chrome for the browser). Hope it helps! :)

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  • Marija Havaic•150
    @marijahavaic

    Hi Adigun,

    here are some resources that helped me with the dropdowns and the sidebar.

    Hope it helps! 😊

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  • Marija Havaic•150
    @marijahavaic

    Looks great! I agree, closing the menu would be even better. You could maybe consider the hover effect on desktop dropdown menus, from a UX perspective I think they are a much better choice.

    I have noticed that the .nav-slide has a red border and .aside-wrapper slides in when you open the menu. Not sure if this was intentional or not (I used Google Chrome as a browser). :)

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  • Marija Havaic•150
    @marijahavaic

    Hey, I can see a few things you could improve:

    • in style-guid.md there is a font that is used for this project (you can easily get it from https://fonts.google.com/)
    • there's a background image in images folder pattern-background-desktop.svg which you can add as background-image property in CSS

    Hope it helps!

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