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  • @sivakumarkatari2020

    Posted

    Nice work, but it is not mobile responsive, please make sure you added the styles for mobile layout too. And when the "Back project" button clicked there should be a pop-up, I think it is also missed.

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  • @sivakumarkatari2020

    Posted

    Amazing work buddy. It is looking more like to preview design ♥

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  • @RahulKumarGautam1636

    Submitted

    finally completed this one. HTML and CSS part was a little bit easier, the challenging part was the JS code for calculation which took my 60% of total time because i wanted the have self written and error free calculation code that works exactly same as real calculator and also prevents user from entering wrong inputs. in this process i explored bunch of properties which I have never used before such as eval(), Number.isInteger(), parseFloat(), str.toFixed() and the Error handling. feel free to criticize or suggest anything if something left to improve and also let me know if you discover any error in calculation.

    @sivakumarkatari2020

    Posted

    Amazing transition effects brother!

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  • @naziakabri

    Submitted

    loved this challenge it boosted my confident when i saw it first i was like oh god this going to be a tough one but i cracked it and loved it when i was learning new topic and most importantly i cracked not fully but some what the mobile friendly webpage

    @sivakumarkatari2020

    Posted

    Your layout is disturbed due to the absolute sizing try to use relative units and try to use max-width and min-width properties . And you used position relative more frequently in your applications try to use it if necessary, use another alignment methods like flex-box or grid-box. Other than these entire application is good looking!

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