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What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

Here is my solution to the Frontend Mentor challenge. I used React, a custom hook useCart for state management, and SCSS for styling.

What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

The project is simple, but I chose it to test Tailwind CSS. It promises to be a lot of fun with this tool in future projects.

What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

The implementation of the accordion menu in React took me a bit of time; I wanted to animate it, but it didn't quite work out :) Anyway, it was a very cool exercise.

What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

I've nicely practiced rendering components using map based on the object with descriptions that I created first. The next small issue turned out to be styling the numbers in an ordered list, a quick Google search brought results

What specific areas of your project would you like help with?

How to change the cursor pointer to black color in CSS? Is it possible, or do I need to replace it with a new image? Is there any property for this?

What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

A very cool task for practicing JavaScript, a bit of fun with the DOM, and a tip calculating function. Next time I will try to do it in React.

What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?

The problem I had was combining validation with tip calculation. I separated it into two separate event listeners, handling calculation on one side and calculating the tip on the other.

What specific areas of your project would you like help with?

It bothers me that when I enter incorrect input, such as letters, I get NaN instead of an Error. I would prefer it to be an Error. I tried to solve it by setting textContent, but it didn't work because the validation likely occurred before the tip calculation function was executed.

Here's my solution to the Frontend Mentor task. It was a good exercise involving the Date object in JavaScript and data validation. I tried to use BEM and SCSS in my code.

A very interesting task involving external API handling. I had a good lesson in refreshing content after clicking the button. In the end, everything worked out. Please provide a code review if anyone would like to give me some advice.

Here's my solution to the task. I made some modifications to the project to allow for selecting and deselecting all items on the list. Additionally, the counter adds and subtracts their number. It was a really interesting task that helped me learn a lot. Please, I'd appreciate a code review if anyone would like to provide some tips.

Completed frontend mentor task. Training in SCSS, JS, BEM. Enjoyable task involving DOM manipulation.

A very interesting task for practicing JavaScript skills and DOM manipulation. Additionally, I utilized SCSS and endeavored to apply the BEM methodology.

A very interesting task for practicing flexbox, grid, and media queries. I struggled a bit with creating an animated hamburger menu and a smoothly appearing and disappearing menu. I used a lot of pseudo-elements like before and after. I couldn't achieve a smooth menu disappearance. Only a small amount of JavaScript was needed here.

Here is my solution to the Frontend Mentor task. It was a very interesting experience working with DOM manipulation, form handling, and RegEx. I tried to validate all the fields in the project. The only thing I'm not happy with is the appearance of messages before entering any inputs. There should only be placeholders, and the messages should appear in red after clicking. Nevertheless, I'm pleased with the JavaScript exercise.

My solution of the Forontend Mentor Challenge. Very interesting task involving DOM manipulation, RegEx, and changing the layout of the page based on screen width.

I would kindly ask someone for a code review of this task. I would like to know how well I handled DOM manipulation and if there were any easier or better ways to accomplish it. Specifically, I'm interested in feedback on the approach I used to display the popup based on screen size.

My solution to the frontend mentor task. I intentionally avoided using classes in HTML to practice CSS selectors.

I have a question for the users: I encountered a problem with applying a shadow to the semi-circular elements of individual sections. After applying the shadow underneath, I can see the div's corners in the background color. Unfortunately, the shadow didn't become rounded. Could someone please explain what's going on?