Ping single column coming soon page using React and TailwindCSS
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Solution retrospective
Got around to using react's usestate hooks for the email validation, I now know more how forms, functions, and hooks work, got around to using font awesome icons and now know how to style them with tailwind-css. overall i feel like the site came out pretty well and learned some usefull stuff in the process.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?I had troubles at first validating the email, and having it work like i wanted it to since i was my first hands on react hooks. Stopping the form from being submitted if the email was wrong, the logic confused me at first but i understood what was happening, what needed to happen and fixed it.
Also had some troubles importing and styling the fontawesome icons with react and tailwind-css but with some help online and trial and error i understood it.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?Could the form and email validation be done in a better way? Is there a section of the code with a really bad practice that should be fixed? And with the footer social media icons, since they use the same classes i feel i am doing too much repetition with the three, is there a better approach rather than using regular css classes for the three icons?
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