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Hello guys feel free to give me a comment about this project.

Hello everyone, I completed this project in one week, but I initially expected to finish it in just three days. Please feel free to provide constructive criticism. Thank you.

Hello guys feel free to comment anything I need to improve. Can you guys provide me a helpful website like pre made component or anything thanks.

This my first time using React.js project after learning from youtube and documentation feel free to comment to improve my skill

Hello everyone, my experience with vanilla CSS and Sass has provided me with a solid foundation that has made it easier for me to transition into using CSS frameworks. Feel free to comment about my project.

I recently started using Tailwind CSS in Frontend Mentor, and after working with vanilla CSS and SCSS for eight months, I found that Tailwind has been incredibly helpful in facilitating my understanding of CSS frameworks.

Can anyone explain this clamp function I still don't understand that function clamp(); and when to use that function and I try to use inset but don't know how it works so I try the e.g(top, left) and aspect ratio still don't understand why they use that.

Hope you give me a feedback for this layout I learn about more from this Thank you!!!!!!!! :)

"This project has been a great learning experience for me. I discovered and explored a new way of creating interactive sections called <details> and <summary> elements. It was fascinating to understand how these elements work together to create collapsible sections, allowing users to expand and collapse content. I gained valuable insights and knowledge from working on this project, and it has been an exciting journey of discovery."

Form validation may seem easy at first, but after working on this project, I realized the importance of diving deeper into the subject. Specifically, I recognized the need to relearn CSS styling techniques, especially when it comes to handling the invalid state of form inputs. This challenge provided me with valuable insights and enhanced my understanding of form validation as a whole. It has inspired me to further explore CSS styling and refine my skills in creating visually appealing and user-friendly forms.

I'm not sure why, but when I click the button, the random quote generation feature only seems to work in Chrome and not in Firefox. It seems like there might be an issue with the API when using Firefox.

However, this setback has actually presented a valuable learning opportunity for me. I've been able to delve deeper into understanding APIs and their functionality. As a result, my next goal is to focus on studying form validation and creating a project that revolves around it. I'm also excited because I'm getting closer to starting my journey into studying React.js.

Hi there! I would appreciate your feedback on this project. I'm open to constructive criticism and would like to know what areas I should focus on for improvement. Thank you!

"Hello everyone! I would greatly appreciate your feedback and suggestions. I'm open to hearing your thoughts on how I can improve. Please feel free to share any suggestions you have!"

This solution I use SCSS and JS and I learn more about the concept OF DOM. Any advise? thanks

What i need to improve and need to focus thanks