alanbart• 210
@alanb4rt
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good job for the perfect pixel. Just check the space at the bottom of every card
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Amjad Shadid• 770
@amjadsh97
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ok thanks @alanb4rt
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Solution retrospective
Dark mode: "Can you share best practices or recommended approaches for managing the theme in these projects?"
Perfect Pixel: "In your experience, how important is achieving pixel-perfect design in web development projects? Are there situations where it's acceptable to deviate from perfect pixel alignment, and if so, what factors contribute to those decisions?"
Component Organization: "When structuring and organizing components in a project, what strategies or best practices do you recommend? Are there specific patterns or architectural principles that can help maintain a clear and scalable component structure over time?"
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Yejin Han (한예진)• 270
@Yejin-Han
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You did a great job! I felt that the completeness was high because even the effects such as hover, which were not specified in the style guide were all implemented. As a person who is still studying, I can't answer the requirements you wrote above, but I will briefly tell you the problems I've found.
In a responsive design, elements touch the left and right ends at certain screen widths. It would be better if you could give a little margin around the contents. Also, the detail page doesn't bind the data to the Native name, and the text layout is sometimes broken. Furthermore, I think it would be good to separate the files for the main page and the detail page. And I suggest you to use Router to designate a route.
Thank you! :)
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