@Serdarq1
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hi your project looks very good and i can give a few advice firstly i wouldnt recommend using inline-css(css inside a html tag element) nor internal(css in the head section) you should create a file just for css and then link it on your html file and the same goes for javascript
also using display:flex will buy you so much time and also make your work so much easier for you and lastly
i saw you wrote "item.querySelector('img')" this variable multiple times if you have a variable that you will use multiple times it would be so much better if you just define it once( const plusIcon = document.querySelector('img')) and use it as a defined version this will make your code look more readable easy to find bugs and also much cleaner
hope that helps
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@Serdarq1 thanks for the advices, i would apply it in the next challenge that i will take, the most difficult part is to learn to apply the js, but everything is part of the process thank you again :)
@Serdarq1
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@Jonathanbees yes i feel you when i first started learng js it felt so overwhelming as i practiced i got better i can recommend 30-days-of-js on github, supersimpledev on yt, Jonas Schmedtmann and Angula Yu on udemy for tutorials and also do not stuck on tutorials make projects and practice as much as you can
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