Dynamic Count Down Timer with ReactJS + Typescript
Design comparison
Solution retrospective
Introducing the Countdown Pro š ā a sleek and efficient React.js and TypeScript-built application that keeps you on track with time! As we eagerly anticipate the upcoming event on February 17, 2024, Countdown Pro serves as your personal timekeeper, displaying a dynamic countdown timer that updates every second. ā±
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Real-Time Countdown: Utilize our precision-based countdown feature, which calculates and updates the time until February 17, 2024, down to the very second, ensuring you don't miss a beat.
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Customizable Display Components: Our versatile display components accept both a value and a label, allowing you to monitor days, hours, minutes, and seconds in a clear and concise manner.
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Responsive Design: Whether you're on the go with your mobile device or working from a desktop, our app's responsive design adapts seamlessly to your screen, providing optimal usability across all devices. š±š»
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Frontend Mentor Crafted: Styled with finesse according to designs provided by Frontend Mentor, our app not only functions superbly but also boasts a visually appealing interface.
š User-Friendly Interface: With its intuitive layout, Countdown Pro is incredibly easy to navigate, making time tracking a breeze.
š Efficient Updates: Our main component is engineered for performance, recalculating the countdown each second and re-rendering components efficiently to ensure a smooth user experience.
š¬ We Value Your Feedback: We are all ears when it comes to user feedback or recommendations. Your insights drive our improvements and updates!
Stay ahead of time with Countdown Pro ā your chic and reliable countdown companion! āļøš Whether you're counting down to a global event, a personal milestone, or a professional deadline, trust our app to keep you in sync with the future. Try it now and make every second count!
Community feedback
- @NeoScripterPosted 8 months ago
I think there is the wrong link to the live website as I always see the calculator app when I follow this link
0@petritnurediniPosted 8 months ago@NeoScripter Thank you for your comment. It happens because I am using the same repository on GitHub for all projects and then I connected to only one host on Vercel. If you want to see the project you can clone it or download directly from GitHub and follow the run instructions that are on README.md
0 - @Alokray007Posted 10 months ago
Hello there! šš½āāļø
Your solution looks excellent!
I have a suggestion about your code that might interest you:
š If you don't have the Figma design files, I recommend using a browser extension called Perfect Pixel.
It allows you to compare your finished project with the design images that come along when you download the project and check the (almost exact) dimensions. It's very useful!
I hope it helps you in future projects! š
Other than that, great job!
0 - @michelNicePosted 10 months ago
Hello there! how are you, @petritnuredini?
I have been trying to build a project, However I can not get the navegation the right way. So What i am trying to do is add an unorder list and h2 with flexbox. my goal is
- while scrolldown the the IMG shrink to the small and then get back it to normal without push another elements aside as I am doing
2.When it goes to mobile the IMG stay the same size it doesn't shrink at all
I'm 3 day in a row try do doing it own my own, seaching on google, chat gpt , stckover flow you name it...
exemple what I am trying to do:https://www.nestpanos.com
my repository:https://github.com/michelNice/Nest-Panos
Thank you for you time.
by the way.. good job on the project.
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