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This project was build to improve my typescript and SASS skills. Besides all the fun functionalities to add, the drag and drop was the most dificult one, but i think i nailed it.

Building forms has so much details and it gets hard to remember them all, but using react librarys can help. Some of my CSS via styled components are hardcoded, and i would love some tips or advices. Since i'm new to react i would appreciate any feedback or suggestions on best practices with the library

I revisited a project that i did previously, but now used ReactJS and Styled-Components. Im open for any suggestion or tips. I noticed that there's a slight delay when opening the aplication, if you have a clue or know why, plese just leave a coment.

This is my first project using fetch to wotrk with an API. Appreciate any tips or suggestions.

This was my fisrt project using Javascript, and would appreciate any tips or sugestions on it, as well as on HTML5 and CSS.

I think i cover the most of it but i would like some general positioning tips, and how to better display the elements over the layouts, as you will see that in my solutions things got placed differently

The overall result is "ok", i´m not happy how i positioned the elements, it seems a bit too curde, including centralizing text and hot to "brake" the paragraph to match the layout. Another problem that i found it hapens when the width of the screen grows bigger than 1440px, then the part with an overflowing image just get´s fixed somehow. Yes i know i should put some better classes but i tried without them for some part just because.

This is my first project with grid and now i realize how powerfull it is and i would love some tips how to make it better. I had a hard time positioning the grid itself and how to position the paragrafs inside the cards than adjusting the grid items.

In this project i tried to make a layer on the image to change it's color, but i think that has to be some better way, or maybe having to work with some filters tag's to fix it. Another problem was that in the mobile version, right below the image it has a small color overflow from the layer i put, but couldn't find how to fix that.

I think i nailed this challange overall, but still something didn't felt right. And try adjusting the atribuition footer but i fell there's a better way to do it.

I had a hard time trying to "pixel perfect" most of hte postions and spacing between the elements, and wondering if there was a better way or more semantic way to display the images.