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@AydanKara
What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
✅ Proud of:
- Successfully integrating JSON data to dynamically update the UI.
- Implementing responsive design that adjusts well for different screen sizes.
- Smooth hover effects and interactive elements for better user experience.
- A clean and structured JavaScript logic that makes adding future features easier.
🔄 What I'd do differently next time:
- Improve accessibility by adding ARIA attributes and ensuring keyboard navigation works smoothly.
- Optimize performance by lazy-loading images and reducing redundant DOM queries.
- Ensuring Smooth Transitions Between Timeframes
- Switching between Daily, Weekly, and Monthly felt abrupt.
- Use a framework (React or Angular) to make state management easier and cleaner.
Challenge 1: Dynamically Updating Data from JSON
- Initially, the hours and previous stats were hardcoded in HTML.
- Solution: Used JavaScript to fetch the JSON and update the UI dynamically based on selected timeframes.
Challenge 2: Mobile Responsiveness
- The original layout didn’t fit well on smaller screens.
- Solution: Used CSS Grid adjustments and media queries to make it fully responsive.
🤔 Areas for Feedback & Improvement:
- Code Optimization: Are there better ways to structure the JavaScript for cleaner, more efficient updates?
- Performance: Are there ways to reduce the number of DOM queries and improve efficiency?
- Accessibility: How can I make the UI more accessible, especially for keyboard and screen reader users?
