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

I am most proud of how I significantly improved my Javascript skills through this project, particularly in functions, conditionals, and DOM manipulation. Implementing a button that allows users to return to the homepage and resetting the previous evaluation, as well as adding a condition to alert users if they try to submit without selecting an evaluation, were key accomplishments.

Next time, I would study more about the semantics of HTML tags and learn more about how to organize a project into its respective functionalities.

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

Hey guys! That was my solution to this challenge. 💜

Since I have limited experience with Javascript projects, I would appreciate feedback on my code. Additionally, I noticed that I used many tags. Which tags could I have used to make the code more semantic?

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

Hey guys! That was my solution to this challenge. 💜

It's the first time I've done a project with Javascript and I'm not sure if I used it in the best way.

I wanted the answer to open without moving up the card every time I open a topic. How could I do this?

Feel free to comment and suggest improvements 🥰

Hey guys! That was my solution to this challenge. 💜

It was the first time that I made a version first for mobile and then for desktop using media query.

Feel free to comment and suggest improvements 🥰

Hi Guys! 😊

In this project I had a hard time positioning the elements so that everything fit on the page, without having to scroll. (Desktop)

Sometimes I feel like I add a lot of justify-* or align-* without need. It still gets confusing when I use display: grid or display: flex.

As I didn't study Media Query and I only used them a few times, I don't know if I used them correctly.

What did you think? Could you give me feedback? Did I use Media Query correctly?

Hey guys! This was my solution to the challenge, I hope it turns out well!

However, how can I name my class without getting lost?

Any suggestions on how I can improve are welcome!

Hey guys! What did you think of the project?

Sometimes I have doubts about how to center the elements and I usually use CSS Grid, but I don't know if this is a good practice.

Is it a problem if I centralize this way? Or would there be other ways of doing this?