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Intro Component with Sign-up Form using Vanilla HTML, CSS & JS

Kamal Redzwan•210
@kmlrdzwn
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This is a solution for...Intro component with sign-up form
  • HTML
  • CSS
  • JS
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Solution retrospective

What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
  • Adding svg icon inside input by adding wrapper with position: relative and the icon with position: absolute
  • Use regex email pattern
  • Learn to select element inside wrapper with closest method.
  • Show error state and remove error state logic
  • Validate individual input with email pattern or if the input is empty input.value.trim() === '' - this is the hardest logic pattern for me :(
  • Learn check Regex pattern with test() method.
  • Add error with blur event listener (this fires when the input has lost focus)
  • Remove error with focus event listener (this fires when the input is in focus)
  • Add form submission logic by using the validateInput() function
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?
  • Strengthen up my js logic pattern with a lot of googling and try-error.

Community feedback

  • Jay Khatri•4,250
    @khatri2002Posted 3 months ago

    Your solution is great! Just a couple of minor adjustments are required to make it perfectly aligned with the given design reference:

    1. Line Break Issue

    You've used a <br /> tag to break the lines "Try it free 7 days then" and "$20/mo. thereafter". However, as per the design reference, the line break is only needed on smaller-width devices, while desktop devices should display the text on a single line without any break.

    • Wrap the two lines in separate <span> tags. At a specific breakpoint, set display: block; for these spans to allow them to stack on smaller-width devices.
    • Alternatively, you can create a flex container for the text, and handle the layout using flex-direction. Use flex-direction: column; for smaller-width devices and switch it to row for larger devices.
    • To apply different styles to each part of the text, you can nest additional <span> tags within the main spans.

    2. Missing Box Shadow

    The white box containing the form is missing the shadow at the bottom. Adding the shadow will align the design with the given reference.

    Great work so far! Happy Coding! 🚀

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    Kamal Redzwan•210
    @kmlrdzwnPosted 3 months ago

    @khatri2002 Thank you so much for the detailed feedback! I've implemented the first suggestion - replacing the br tag with a span solution and add a display:inline for for large breakpoints, and also added the box shadow to match the design reference.

    Your explanations were very clear and helped me understand the best practices for responsive text handling. Really appreciate your help! Thanks again! 😊

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