@elaineleung
Posted
Hi CharlieeLuna, welcome back, and the JS looks good to me! 😊 I like how you clearly listed out where the things are, and the variables are also given easy to understand names.
The one comment I have is on the CSS, specifically regarding using the :focus class for styling a selected button. If I click somewhere else after clicking on a button, the button no longer has focus and therefore loses its style also, and as a result, no buttons appear to be selected, even though the score is already recorded. Instead, try using a class to style the button; this way, even if you click elsewhere that is not a button, the style remains on the selected button. Also, focus is mostly used to highlight which element is being interacted. If I started clicking on a link on the page, the link will have focus, and the button will lose its focus.
If you need some ideas on how to use classes, you can check out my CodePen here for this challenge: https://codepen.io/elaineleung/pen/RwMqMxZ
Great work on the whole, hope to see more JS challenges 🙂
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@CharlieeLuna23
Posted
@elaineleung Thanks a lot for the awesome feedback!
I didn't realized that as I never clicked anywhere else after selecting a button as I went straight to the 'Submit' button, nice catch!
Sorry for the late response but I was actually solving that problem. I don't think it is the best solution but it works so I hope it's okay.
Thanks again as your CodePen helped me a lot.
