@AffanRM
Posted
Hey, good work on the project! Just a small suggestion that it's better to include the links inside an anchor tag (<a/>) and specify the href attribute inside the anchor tag.
Regarding help with JavaScript, I'd be glad to help you out! Is there anything specific you are looking for or in general? One fun and creative way to learn JavaScript could be by incorporating a light theme as well in your project and then allowing the user to toggle between the light and dark themes.
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@OdohRita
Posted
@AffanRM thanks alot for pointing that part about the anchor tag. it was a really costly oversight. ill correct that in my base code.
so i am finding it hard getting to find the right materials in the right sequence that will help me master javascript
@AffanRM
Posted
@OdohRita If you are a complete beginner in JavaScript, then I'd suggest starting with learning the basics of JavaScript and how to manipulate the DOM with JavaScript. After you have learned the basics, I would suggest picking up some beginner projects in JavaScript and trying to complete them rather than trying to learn the advanced concepts of JavaScript. Once you get comfortable with handling JavaScript, you can try to learn the advanced topics and try more complex projects. There are plenty of beginner JavaScript projects available on Frontend Mentor as well, or you can try and create something that you enjoy!
If you need any further help, then let me know :)
