Shortly Rel.ink API with NuxtJS, Vuelidate, and Vuetensils
Design comparison
Solution retrospective
I am continuing to use these projects to get more reps in with NuxtJS. We are using this framework at work, and it is helpful to work through these projects to get more experience with Nuxt.
My biggest challenge on this project was applying meaningful "loading state animations" of the dynamically generated content. I'm not finding much information in the Nuxt community regarding the transition element that is available in regular Vue apps. It doesn't appear to be working in Nuxt. I've accounted for this in a non-visual way by applying the aria-live="polite" attribute to the container that is created after the short url is requested.
Since animation isn't a requirement for this project, I am ok submitting it. But, I feel a a less jarring introduction of components would be a win for UX.
Regarding validation errors:
There is no src attribute on the image icons in the dark blue circles because they are being lazy loaded.
Community feedback
- @mattstuddertPosted almost 5 years ago
Nice work on this challenge Joshua! It looks really good and functions well. I'd agree on the animation side, but it's definitely a nice-to-have as opposed to a must-have. It's great to see you using the challenges to get more comfortable with Nuxt. Vue is a great framework!
1@somecallmejoshPosted almost 5 years ago@mattstuddert thanks for your feedback, Matt. I’m having a so much fun with these projects.
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