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Trying to learn javascript form validation..Kindly, can anyone please join me as i learn form validation as a way of making the topic easier
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- @Wamiti8711Posted over 2 years ago
hello Franco please can we plan on a session where you can teach me how i will improve this site....we can use liveshare on vscode
0 - @LfrancosPosted almost 3 years ago
Hello Joseph!
This is looking really nice!
There are 3 things that I'm seeing that can be improved.
-The first one is that the email input is accepting values that are not emails. You can take a look at my solution an see what I did to fix that.
- I think this is an important one and it is that the form is not submitting once all the values are accepted.
-And lastly is the responsiveness of the site. I highly encourage you to put max-widths to the more important elements. I'm saying this because your form is not keeping the same width as the price card. You added a "max-width: 500px" to the form but the pricing card not so it gets bigger and looks weird when it can grow more that that. I would suggest to add that max-width to the "form-container" that way you can make sure that all the items with-in them will keep the same width.
Hope this makes sense and helps you : )
0@Wamiti8711Posted almost 3 years ago@Lfrancos Thank you brother, sure i will rectify the mistakes and this is very helpful..Am looking forward to work with you on more projects...currently learning javascript
1 - @Wamiti8711Posted almost 3 years ago
The best way to learn code is by having friends in the same situation as you
0 - @BikeInManPosted almost 3 years ago
Nicely Done. Works well in both sizes. I like the tick icons for valid fields. Nice touch.
0@Wamiti8711Posted almost 3 years ago@BikeInMan Looking forward to do one challenge, learn and practice building code with you
0@BikeInManPosted almost 3 years ago@Wamiti8711 Sorry, I am not in slack. But I will check out your solutions when you submit here. Just a caution, I am just a "newbie" to front-end development, so I am afraid, my advice may not be very accurate. Just keep practicing, you will get reach much higher in no time.
0@Wamiti8711Posted almost 3 years ago@BikeInMan Am also a newbie.....fear can destroy your journey just be real to urself since everyone has been a newbie at somepoint
0@BikeInManPosted almost 3 years ago@Wamiti8711 wise words from a young man. I'll keep that in mind. For me I never had to work on front-end. When I HAD too, it was just a disaster. That's why I decided to really learn. It's been only a little more than 2 months. But I am working very hard now, but I started to like CSS a lot.
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