Design comparison
Solution retrospective
I'm really happy with how I was able to incorporate fetch. JS is still a bit daunting so getting it to work was a labour of love for a fun challenge.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?Getting the info from the fetch to actually fill the cards. The innerHTML was easy enough, and getting a console log of the fetched data was easy, but getting the elements to actually pull the data was a pain.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?I have a feeling my code is extremely clunky and, while I'm happy with how it works, am certain it's janky and held together by duct tape.
Community feedback
- @danielbasilioPosted 4 months ago
Great work :-)
I believe that in the CSS part, you could pay special attention to making your implementation look closer to the proposed layout.
In the user experience part, I suggest that you use some strategy so that the screen already comes with the data loaded without the user having to click on the links. How about bringing a default value from the data that is in data.json?
I really liked your work, keep improving.
If you want to discuss the points mentioned, you can contact me
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