Design comparison
Solution retrospective
Today’s project is another exciting one.
Project Name: Newsletter Sign-Up Form with Success Message
This project is all about creating an engaging and user-friendly newsletter sign-up form with a success message feature. It’s sleek, interactive, and perfect for gathering subscribers! Plus, it has error state handling to guide users when they enter invalid email addresses.
Technologies Used #HTML
#CSS
#JavaScript
HTML Structure The HTML file sets up a clean layout with a form for users to sign up for a newsletter. It includes fields for email input and a success message section.
CSS Styling Font Import: Used Google Fonts to import the "Roboto" font for a clean and modern look.
Global Styles: Sets default padding and margin, box-sizing, and specifies the font-family for consistency.
Layout: Utilizes Flexbox for a centered and responsive design. The layout includes a vibrant background, intuitive form fields, and a polished success message.
Interactive Styles: Adds hover effects and responsive states to enhance user experience.
JavaScript Functionality Email Validation: Ensures users enter a valid email address.
Interactive Feedback: Displays a success message upon successful email submission.
Error State Handling: Provides feedback for invalid email entries, guiding users to enter correct information.
User-Friendly: Allows users to dismiss the success message and reset the form easily.
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Enjoyed every moment coding this!
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Completed 40 out of 100 challenges so far—keeping up the momentum!
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Feedback is always welcome—would love to hear what you think—drop your thoughts, guys! Let’s grow together!
Community feedback
- @Lo-DeckPosted 28 days ago
Hi well done for this challenge,
I'll give this link you check out the mistake for HTML and CSS. 3WC validator.
You need to use more semantic tag to improve your HTML, it's better for screen-reader and SEO. Use a
div
when there is no other choices, you can usesection
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and<div class="content2">
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.It's easier to start with a mobile-approach FreeCodeCamp.
It's better to use
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. FreeCodeCamp. FreeCodeCamp.Hope to be helpful.
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