Advice generator app using tailwind css, react query
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- @petritnurediniPosted 10 months ago
Congratulations on completing your advice generator app project! 🎉 You've done a great job in implementing a clean and user-friendly interface. Here are some recommendations and best practices to enhance your project further:
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Code Organization and Readability:
- Structure your Components: Organize your components into folders to maintain a clean structure, e.g.,
components/Loading
,components/Footer
. - Use Descriptive Names: Ensure variable and function names are descriptive. For example, rename
handleClickAdvice
tofetchNewAdvice
for clarity.
- Structure your Components: Organize your components into folders to maintain a clean structure, e.g.,
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React and React Query:
- Error Handling: Good job on handling errors. Consider creating a separate error component for a more modular approach.
- Data Fetching: Leverage the full power of React Query by utilizing its caching and synchronization features.
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Accessibility:
- Alt Text for Images: Provide meaningful
alt
text for images for screen readers. For purely decorative images, usealt=""
. - Accessible Loading Indicators: Ensure loading indicators are accessible to screen readers.
- Alt Text for Images: Provide meaningful
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Performance Optimizations:
- Lazy Loading Images: Implement lazy loading for images to improve performance, especially on mobile devices.
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Responsive Design:
- Media Queries: Review your media queries to ensure they cover a range of devices for optimal layout.
- Testing Across Devices: Test the app on various devices to ensure consistent user experience.
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Styling and Animations:
- Hover States: Implement more interactive hover states for clickable elements for a better user experience.
- Transitions and Animations: Add subtle transitions or animations for a smoother and more engaging interface.
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Maintainability:
- Component Reusability: Look for opportunities to create reusable components.
- Use of Utility Classes: Consider using utility classes for common styles to reduce CSS redundancy.
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Learning Resources:
- For React best practices: React Official Documentation
- For performance optimizations: Web.dev Performance
You've made an impressive start with this project. Keep exploring different aspects of web development and refining your skills. Your journey is progressing excellently, and I can't wait to see what you build next! Keep up the fantastic work! 👍
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