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This was a challenging project to do with CSS as it really gets you thinking, especially when using Tailwind.

It's fully responsive and has max-widths to prevent over-stretching, it has a dark mode toggle based on users' preferences and the state is derived from the URL.

Would welcome any feedback!

Product Feedback App Summary:

Built with TypeScript, Next.js, React, Tailwind CSS, and Firebase, it offers a responsive and efficient solution. Easily manage feedback, track progress on the roadmap, and foster real-time collaboration. It also utilises Next Auth for authentication!

Features: Roadmap Overview: Track progress. Individual Feedback Pages: Interact and comment. User-Friendly: Intuitive and responsive design. Real-time Collaboration: Foster team discussions. Technology Stack:

TypeScript, Next.js, React, Tailwind CSS. Firebase for real-time updates. NextAuth for authentication.

Conquered my first challenge using TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, and React. Embraced TypeScript's clarity, streamlined with Tailwind's utility classes, and leveraged React's power for a dynamic and scalable project.

Feedback welcome!

This web application is a GitHub developer search tool developed using Vite, React, and Tailwind CSS. It leverages GitHub's API to search for GitHub users, making it easy to find developers and their profiles. Additionally, the app offers a convenient dark mode toggle for an improved user experience.

Feedback welcome!

The initial project outlined the use of local JSON data, but the decision was made to take it a step further by integrating external data from The Movie Database API. The project leveraged popular web development technologies, including Next.js, React, and Firebase, to create a feature-rich movie search web application.

The application also has authentication using auth0 and I would really like feedback on this project as it is my first time implementing authentication and storing user choices.

I created a project using the Rest Countries API and implemented it with Next.js, using the app router instead of the pages router for enhanced functionality. The project leverages SEO features provided by Next.js and combines React for dynamic user interactions and Tailwind CSS for a visually appealing design.

I'm seeking feedback to further improve the project.

This took me a few days and had a few challenges on the way.. I decided to render the components for mobile different to how you might normally do it. I would really appreciate feedback on this!

Hi! This is my solution :)

I've just noticed for some reason on Vercel it doesn't like my images in vite, not sure why but will look into this.

Please share all feedback you have, I'd really appreciate it and implement it to make this better!

The on thing I would personally love feedback on is the form validation, this is something that actually made this project incredibly hard. I wanted to take the approach of validating live as it happened to receive instant feedback but honestly backed out of it as I couldn't get it to work.

Instead, I opted for feedback when you try to submit which is also a fair approach to forms.

I made the project with useContext to practice using another hook despite it being simple to pass props down. I was also considering useReducer instead of managing so much state.

Hello, after a break from completing lots of challenges using vanilla JavaScript I've finally started using React.

This is actually my first ever React project so I would really welcome all kinds of feedback and criticism. The more the better!

Thanks for taking the time to look at my project :)

Been a little lazy recently but would really appreciate input on this on how I could improve the project.

Thanks for having a look!

Just complete this Blogr landing page, would appreciate any feedback on how I can improve the project. Particularly looking for a better method to toggle the drop downs.

Thanks in advance!

This actually took me a lot longer than expected and it was far harder than anticipated as there are so many ways to tackle a carousel. Would appreciate feedback on my first one.

Completed the project but it isn't as clean as I would like. Would really appreciate feedback on how I can improve the JavaScript.

Thank you in advance!

Done my best to utilise iteration methods in this project such as forEach and loops. Feedback welcome on this :D

How can I clean up my JS on this?

Feedback welcome :)

Just completed this project, any feedback would be really appreciated. Took a lot longer than I would expect as I couldn't wrap my head around the JavaScript but eventually got there.

Feedback welcome on this completed project, especially on my JavaScript.

The criteria for this project is that it gets a quote on click, I have functionality for both click and every 8 seconds, it will generate a new quote similar to a slideshow of quotes.

I'm curious to know whether the second function can somehow be nested within the setInterval function, the only issue I had was being able to call the setInterval function hence why they are separated now. I'm aware I cannot call 'setInteval' but I also couldn't store it in another variable to do what I desire. Food for through.

Thanks for looking!

The only feedback I have for myself is that my JavaScript is I feel, super messy. I feel there must be a better way to assign the hidden part in a neater way in JS. Any suggestions on this would be appreciated!

Feedback encouraged!

Just completed the project, feedback is of course welcome and wanted! Struggled a fair amount with this so I feel it's a bit messy, also can't figure out why when I click the drop down there is like a weird "bug" animation, any suggestion on that would be appreciated!

Thanks for checking this out.

Just completed this project, would really appreciate feedback on how to improve my code :) Thanks in advance

Submitting my attempt at the QR Project, feedback welcome :)