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I enjoyed this project. I had little to no problems other than syntax issues, which I resolved. I look forward to the next project!

Used react to make this project. Went into this project with the goal of completing it with as little outside help as possible and I am glad that I succeeded in that goal. Some of the CSS is off since I used this opportunity to mostly practice my javascript skills.

Finished project with relative ease. Starting to get more efficient with html and css, js still needs some work. Practiced more with data attributes which I found to make some css processes easier.

Had fun with this project. JS is getting a bit easier to work with. I am getting better at troubleshooting and researching for answers through google. The only problem was styling the checkboxes and slider bar. I could not figure out how to make them green. So, if you have any input I would greatly appreciate it!

Used react for this project. I am still learning it so I ran into a lot of complications that took a while to figure out, but i eventually got it to gh pages. I also noticed that I could not find the phone images within the files so that affected the look of my site and leaves it incomplete.

fun project to practice drop down menus. Non-mobile drop downs have not been something I have tried before, but it ended up working out pretty smoothly.

Enjoyed this one. Starting to be quicker and more comfortable with the whole process.

It took a while to figure out the image carousel, but with the help of some youtube videos I managed to make it. any feedback is welcome!

Started with mobile design, but found some difficulty with making a transition to larger screen sizes. Media queries worked fine, but had some issues trying to use positioning with absolute and relative. Is there any way to make a position absolute element stick to one spot instead of having it move with the page? That was my main issue.

Started with mobile view first and had a much easier time framing everything. I had some trouble with javascript, but mainly due to a syntax error I couldnt find. I am sure I could have done some stuff differently to make it an easier process, so feel free to give any feedback you can!

I enjoyed this project. My only problem is trying to get the content to be centered on the mobile version. It all clings to the left side despite being centered by flexbox. I think i removed all of the padding and margin from the body. How do I go about fixing my centering issue? Any suggestions would be appreciated!

Seeing substantial improvement with styling css and javascript. However, I am still struggling with the mobile versions and getting the content centered and fully responsive to the screen size changing.

This was a test of my Javascript skills, but I eventually figured out the correct functions to use. A lot of small errors set me back for a while, so I have learned from those mistakes. One issue I came across within Javascript was trying to make the initial container disappear after running the submit button function. I got it working on the desktop version, but it didnt work with the media query. If you look into my javascript file you can see where I put my styling at the bottom of the submit review function. I am excited to continue practicing and getting better.

I used margin top to get the container centered on the body. I am unsure that is the best way to do it, but that is the simplest way I know so far. Overall, I enjoyed this project for being quick and helped me work with and understand flex box a little more.