Design comparison
Solution retrospective
Proud: Kept going
Next time:
- Draw the design first and go through the structure before implementing anything.
- Break the huge issue into small pieces, analyze goes first then try
- Get to know built in validation, type, required, min-length , max-length and so on.
- Get to know the JS validation
- Toggle class when display hide the div
- mail.style.borderColor = 'var(--Tomato)';, in js if the css property has dash, the just use the camel case.
We have a good layout on 375px and 1440px, but when resize , some weird things happen, the layout looks strange, for example: 754*601.
Community feedback
- @Alex-Archer-IPosted 5 months ago
Hi! It's quite a decent work =)
I can suggest you to get used to add
name
attribute to everyinput
field of your form. It'll be very important in the future when you'll use forms to send data to the server.Also learn about
FormData
object. This is a special object to collect data from the forms via JS. It makes sending data to the server more convenient and requires aname
attribute too.In my turn I learned from your code another way to check validation in the script. I used regular expression but maybe it is a bit overkill =)
Good luck and happy coding =)
Marked as helpful1@yoyov51234Posted 5 months ago@Alex-Archer-I Hi Alex,
Thank you very much for the feedback, I will look into the way you suggested and update the code, I will review your solution and feedback later~! Happy coding together~
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