Design comparison
Solution retrospective
- It had been a little while since I did any JS form validation/error catching. I had to do some quick research to refresh myself on how to properly handle form validation and error handling, but it was a lot of fun. I'm sure my way is not best practice, but it passed my tests so far. With JS, I set the form that if the user either does not enter anything or the user enters something, but it does not include the "@" sign it will throw an error in the DOM. Otherwise, it will send a success message.
- I feel I have accomplished the challenge/project goals. I don't really feel unsure about any of my code, but as I ALWAYS say, feedback is welcomed and appreciated!
- I have no questions at this time!
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