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Single-page developer portfolio [HTML, Tailwind-CSS, React]

@Csabooo

Desktop design screenshot for the Single-page developer portfolio coding challenge

This is a solution for...

  • HTML
  • CSS
  • JS
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Hi All,

This is my first "premium" project with react.js and Tailwind-CSS.

It was difficulter, what I thought first.

Br,

Csaba

Community feedback

@asbhogal

Posted

Hi Csaba, great work! Developing a full page from a mockup is a significant step up, especially when using React and Tailwind together (which is often a common, maintainable approach.)

Just a few things I've noticed which are worth considering when refactoring:

  • You have a horizontal overflow. I've debugged this using * { outline: 1px solid red } and found it's due to the background elliptical vector on the right hand side. If you change the position of this to relative, and adjust the values to the mockup, this will resolve the issue
  • Avoid using CRA for your builds. Meta no longer supports this. For client-side, front-end applications like this, use Vite, and deploy to a platform like Vercel instead of GitHub pages, as this is much more robust and designed to handle applications like these with better caching, performance etc.
  • Always locally host your Google Fonts for privacy and performance reasons.You'd need to download these fonts from Google, convert them to woff2 and upload them to your src files. Since you're using Tailwind, you can then reference them in your tailwind.config.js file (by either extending or overriding the default theme) Make sure to remove the @import directive in your index.css afterwards. Here's a good link which shows the first part (ie downloading and converting) Link and a link to Tailwind's documentation on how to then reference the files in your project Link

Hope this helps!

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@Csabooo

Posted

Hi Aman,

Thank you very much for your comments and help. I appreciate it. I will have a look them and I take your advice. :)

Br, Csaba

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@asbhogal

Posted

@Csabooo no problem, glad to help!

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