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    This project is built with React library. I am still a newbie with React, so any and all feedback is appreciated :) The project is also responsive on both mobile and desktop.

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    This was a pretty straightforward one, and I am happy with how it turned out.

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    Been learning React for a week, so I tried making this project after learning about forms and controlled elements.

    I couldn't figure out how to position the background pattern correctly. Any tips or advice would be helpful.

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    Build this project using CSS Grid and no Flexbox. The data is loaded from JSON and injected to the DOM. Feedback is appreciated :)

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    Hi all! If you have time, please take a look at my solution. I'd appreciate any feedback that can help me improve :)

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    This one is harder than it looks! It took me a long time to create functions for input validation and calculate age. Script needs to be refactored in the future as well. Feedback is appreciated :)

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    This one took a while! I couldn't figure out how to prevent the native HTML form validation from showing, so I added the "novalidation" attribute to my form element. Is this the modern approach for client-side form validation? I'd also appreciate any tips on how I can improve my code. Thank you!

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    Styling the radio buttons was a bit tricky, and it took some time for me to make it look close to the original design. I'd appreciate any feedback, thank you!

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    I'm pretty happy on how this turned out, since I am a beginner and this is my first project here with JS. It is responsive, and the promise is consumed using async/await. I'd appreciate any feedback, thanks!

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    I am unsure how to remove the white line on the top and bottom of the image (desktop version). Since the image's height is 450px, I can add "max-height: 450px" to the container to fix the issue; however, I am not sure if this is a good approach. I'd appreciate any tips and feedback on how I can improve!

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    My first solution. Image is centered on the page and responsive for both desktop and mobile. Feedback is welcome, thank you!