Bashar Khdr
@BasharKhdr1992
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Your feedback is highly appreciated. I really had a hard time laying the intro background, and the mockups image on top of each other. I used ::after pseudo element to achieve that. I used rem unit to ensure some sort of consistency across multiple screens. I know my solution is not optimal, so I am always opening for all suggestions.
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I took the opportunity in this project to implement a toggle switch from scratch. Most tutorials would suggest to implement that as a checkbox with the appropriate associated styling. However, I made up my mind to go another way and to place two div elements, one inside the other. It took me a while to do some calculations about the padding and the width and height of div elements to make it look like a real toggle switch. I am still uncertain what would be the pros and cons of using/not using, an input element to implement the toggle switch. I also took the opportunity to implement a Theme provider using the context api. I have to say that I made it through eventually. In the end, it is needless to say that your feedback is highly.
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This is the most complex application I have built so far. I said most complex because this is the first application where I use the context api provided by the reactJs team to manage the state globally. I must say it worked just fine, and the state is updating as it should be. However, the application still saves the state in memory, and needs a backend server to render it as a full stack application. I tried my best to stick to the design files provided by the platform providing both desktop and mobile versions that works well on the targeted screen sizes. I am waiting on your feedback which is appreciated in advance.
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