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HTML5 ,CSS3, JAVASCRIPT, RESPONSIVE WEB DESIGN, UI/UX DESIGN PRINCIPLE

@Hackerbot24

Desktop design screenshot for the Product list with cart coding challenge

This is a solution for...

  • HTML
  • CSS
  • JS
2junior
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Solution retrospective


What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

I AM PROUD OF COMPLETING MY FIRST FRONTENDMENTOR CHANLLAGE. SO VERY PROUD

What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?

ONE OF THE CHALLENGE I ENCOUNTER WAS IMPLEMENTING THE CART FUNCTIONALITY, BUT I HAD TO GO THROUGH MY STUDIES AGAIN TO GET IT, EVEN THOUGH IT TAKES ME DAYS

What specific areas of your project would you like help with?

I THINK NO ONE IS AN HIGH LANDER I AM OPEN TO LEARNING

Community feedback

@dylan-dot-c

Posted

There is a lot I can say about this but let's start with well done, although the design isn't quite how it should look, the functionality ain't too bad either. I don't need to talk much about design wise as you would have the designs file, but I need to know why you didn't get to follow the design created. Anyways in terms of code now, you used the thumbnail photos which are low resolution so the images looks really blurry and pixelated, the thumbnails should only be used on the confirm order model nowhere else and so you know HTML has an inbuilt tag that's made for changing pictures based on screen sizes thats the <picture> element used with srcsets and img tag so that images can change naturally due to screen sizes. There is still so much you can improve upon and id gladly offer my help if you chose to accept it.

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