Dinesh• 1,115
@Dinesh1042
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If you find any thing uncomfortable please make a comment.
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@ArshKarpoor
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- Arsh Karpoor• 940
@ArshKarpoor
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This is very Nice
3 - Sylvain• 70
@longani974
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When I started this project, I had no idea that it was impossible to grow the accordion smoothly in css between height: 0 and height: auto. This is the part where I spent a lot of time finding a solution that I hadn't anticipated.
To challenge me, a parallax effect on the shadows. For the mobile version, the effect is triggered when scrolling. And for the desktop version, the effect is triggered when the accordion expands.
Arsh Karpoor• 940@ArshKarpoor
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This is very Nice
You are Awsome
1 - Jeury Santos• 115
@jeurysantos1
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Please go to Preview Site and make judgments based on that.
Firstly, I would like to thank you so much for review or just checking out my code. I am a self-learner I have been studying HTML and CSS for about 5 months now. Please take a look and let me anything.
Your Feedback would gladly appreciate it.
Arsh Karpoor• 940@ArshKarpoor
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Wow!
This is very Nice
1 - Vjekoslav• 485
@Vj3ko
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hi, just finished this project. i did it but i feel that i am doing something wrong, like there are so simpler solutions, and i complicate things. maybe if someone can take a look at the code and give me some guidance. i would appreciate it
Arsh Karpoor• 940@ArshKarpoor
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Wow!
Very Nice
2 - Lynette Lopez• 30
@lynettelopez
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There's nothing like struggling with a challenge labeled "NEWBIE" to really knock you down a few pegs. 😅 Front-end design is one of those things I've always assumed I know how to do because it comes easier than back-end work, but this first challenge showed me all the blindspots I had.
1.) Mobile-first responsive design. I spent longer than I should've deciding on breakpoints and then constantly had to adjust them. The spacing transitioning from a desktop to an iPad was especially tricky. If anyone has tips on how to choose/maintain a uniform set of breakpoints, I'd love to hear them!
2.) Svelte. I took this chance to learn a new technology: Svelte. And I loved it! It made it easy to separate and keep track of the different components, I didn't have to worry about BEM naming conventions, and the code looks cleaner IMO. However, I wasn't able to figure out how to get the validation on the form working for when a user tries to submit an empty email address field using Svelte logic. (So you'll notice that the error is the same even though it should change.)
3.) Form validation. This was an unexpected pain point towards the end. If anyone knows how to turn off the automatic form validation error messages that come up in chrome (and overlap the CSS I wrote), PLEASE let me know. I couldn't figure out how to make only one error message come up.
4.) Hiding form labels. To fit the design, I had to hide the form label for the email address input field while also making sure screen readers could see it. I found my solution on StackOverflow, but how do most of you do it?
Thank you!
Arsh Karpoor• 940@ArshKarpoor
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Wow!
Very Nice
1 - Dev Ubong• 395
@ubong-s
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Feedback is welcomed
Arsh Karpoor• 940@ArshKarpoor
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Wow!
1 @Trezentos
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It was very simple, but i'm aware that I need to enhance more my frontend skills...
Arsh Karpoor• 940@ArshKarpoor
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Very Nice Timer.
1- gianicolajara• 105
@gianicolajara
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any comment is welcome
Arsh Karpoor• 940@ArshKarpoor
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This is very Nice!!
2 - Tomiwa Odusanya• 10
@Funmii
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Hello Everyone, this is my first project here. I had a hard time trying to make it responsive especially the image so I'd really appreciate any feedback
Arsh Karpoor• 940@ArshKarpoor
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Very nice!
1 - yossef alatter• 540
@yossefAlatter
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- Hello everyone
- that is a good challenge with nice functionality i also do the animation bonus
- i create my own methods to do that function and use it to make the timer and the animation take a look to the code time CompleteTimerPieces Components
- also i make it responsive as much as i can
- i will be very happy by your feedback
Arsh Karpoor• 940@ArshKarpoor
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Wow!
1 - Tati Muniz• 65
@tatimunizz
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This was my second time doing this challenge. I have redone it using React and Styled Components.
I am pretty happy with the profile card, but please, feel free to give me any tips to improve my code.
Also, the background SVG placements were hard for me and I have no idea how to make it work seamless for mobile and web.
Arsh Karpoor• 940@ArshKarpoor
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It is very very very nice!!!!!
1 - David Ouma• 270
@daudi13
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All feedbacks are welcome. Thank you in advance
Arsh Karpoor• 940@ArshKarpoor
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It is very nice
3 - mohamed farid• 580
@mohamedfarids
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Any feedback is appreciated! 🌼
Arsh Karpoor• 940@ArshKarpoor
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Wow! Wow! Wow!
This is very very nice.
I loved it.
2 - Coder• 270
@qb-rivkyb
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Any feedback appreciated!
Arsh Karpoor• 940@ArshKarpoor
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very nice
but
You could make it a little bigger.
100% perfect
1 - Yagiz• 140
@tosbaa
Submitted
Hello everyone. This time followed mobile first approach and change the html font size each time for different widths. Waiting for the feedbacks !!
Arsh Karpoor• 940@ArshKarpoor
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This is very nice
but
You could make it a little small
2 - Abe• 770
@abe-m1
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Any feedback is welcome, especially suggestions on how to improve the vertical positioning of the elements for this challenge. Thanks!
Arsh Karpoor• 940@ArshKarpoor
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Nice
2 - Nafsuki• 245
@Nafsuki
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I coded desktop first, using Sass and grid layout.
It was very challenging for me to keep the image fully covered inside of the div, and change the content's order for the responsive layouts. JS email validation part was very exciting to learn.
Any feedback & suggestion for improvement would be very much appreciated :)!!
Arsh Karpoor• 940@ArshKarpoor
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I loved it
1 - Akshay Magrani• 975
@akshaymagrani
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Arsh Karpoor• 940@ArshKarpoor
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Wow!
This is very Nice
1 - PApplePieGiraffe• 30,545
@ApplePieGiraffe
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Hey, everybody! 👋
This was an awesome challenge that I enjoyed and in which I learned a lot! I used Svelte.js for the first time and it was pretty amazing. Svelte's features made it a lot easier to create a todo app like this and it was a lot of fun to learn! 👍
I added some transitions to make the actions smoother and a Christmas theme 🎄 (because it's drawing near to that special time of year) and used local storage to store the state of the to-do list and the most recently used theme. 😊
There are a few quirks that I'm aware of—the order of the items in the to-do list isn't saved in local storage if they are changed via drag-and-drop and there is no transition for the "Clear Completed" action because of the way I passed data around in my Svelte files. I almost wish I could redo this challenge and do a few things differently (such as make my code less ugly), but... IDK. 😅
Feedback is welcome and appreciated (I really hope everything works okay)! 😀
Happy coding (and happy holidays, too 🎅)! 😁
Arsh Karpoor• 940@ArshKarpoor
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This is very Nice
2 - nisma ahmed• 75
@NismaELagder
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It's a pleasure to know your notes.
Arsh Karpoor• 940@ArshKarpoor
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It's nice I tried to make it but I failed, nice!
1 - Josh• 200
@JoshAnaba
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Feedbacks will be appreciated :)
Arsh Karpoor• 940@ArshKarpoor
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you could give top borer to overview today
2 - Josh• 200
@JoshAnaba
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Feedbacks will be appreciated :)
Arsh Karpoor• 940@ArshKarpoor
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Nice look perfect
2 - Itai• 670
@georit
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Any feedback is welcome 😃
Arsh Karpoor• 940@ArshKarpoor
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Nice 100% perfect,
Works nice
1 - PCarlos Loureda• 150
@carlosloureda
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I had 2 problems:
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Not proper adding the top border inside the both, it is not like the one on the design, I tried to use box-shadow also without success.
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I tried to use GridCSS (ugly solution but wanted to give it a shot and learn by doing) and the middle column is streched more that the left/right columns for the cards on desktop.
Of course any other tips and suggestions will be welcome
Arsh Karpoor• 940@ArshKarpoor
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Could make it little bigger
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