Chamunorwa Mutezva has commented on Miljan Maksimovic's "Crowdfunding solution" solution
Hi. I could not preview your project as the link is broken and the files in your github are not accessible.
A tricky challenge with the timers, i am expecting some feedbacks on bugs. Currently facing an issue with changing the background color of the checked radio buttons in the settings page. The initial styling of the code is in this css input[type="radio"]:checked+label.break__mode__ctrls
. I managed to change the color of the ring. The other issue that i faced was to do with the input type=number , on mobile the incremental buttons did not appear and had to manually add them.
This was a first to do a multipage-website with a maximum of 8 pages and using React . Proper planning is needed when it comes to this challenge in order to build something that is maintenable . Some of the things that i had to experiment on includes
Will need to take a deep dive into sass to help with better css organisation.
Your feedback is highly appreciated
Hi. I could not preview your project as the link is broken and the files in your github are not accessible.
Nice work Les I like the additional hide button that you added , very handy expecially on small devices as the details panel would get in the way of the map. Another issue that i noticed is when i resize the browser between 640 and 850 the orientation changes such that on my laptop the top side shifts to the left. I would love to attach an image for better explanation. This is awesome . Happy coding
Great work Tony Your work is responsive on most devices - you did well Here are a few suggestions:
navigation-bar
- a nav
tag can be used instead. Other elements that you can have a look at includes header, main, section etc.
<ul>
li><a href="">Features</a></li>
<li><a href="" >Team</a></li>
<li><a href="" >Sign in</a></li>
</ul>
One issue with an empty href=""
is that it reloads the page , you can override that by editing the above to something like this <li><href="" onclick="return false">Features</a></li>
You can also take time to look at my solution and give feedback as well. We can support each other in that way link to project
Happy coding
Hi While the idea of timing yourself is very noble, i would in my opinion try not to put a lot of pressure on myself. I have found out that sometimes i have to deviate from the any project to try and understand a principle that needs implementation. In cases like this it would be best to provide a completed solution but at the same time keep track of the amount of time that you have spent on the project, and then keep on tracking yourself in future projects. Some of the issues that i can see are:
</body>
tag not outsideYou have already highlighted some of the areas that needs attention, which means you have a good starting point
Happy coding
I would suggest to host your code on github, codepen is not suitable to submit your challenges for review as can be seen from the design comparison and the issue you stated above. That will require you to dive into integrated version control systems (git) to be able to update your code on github from your text editor. You can get started with this git tutorial
As for this project, look into the errors raised in the report.
Happy coding