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  • Diarrah 3,418

    @Diarrah

    Posted

    Looks familiar

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  • Diarrah 3,418

    @Diarrah

    Posted

    My man, this project is awesome! I've had it bookmarked for a while and always come back to look at the functionalities.

    I have a question: how is it that all the data still shows up when the PWA is downloaded to my laptop but there is no wi-fi? When I use the PWA with no connection everything is the same. Sometimes I have used PWAs and when they are grabbing info from and API & there is no connection the PWA will just give out a message that says: Sorry, please connect to internet.

    Can you answer this for me if you can? Thanks!

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  • Diarrah 3,418

    @Diarrah

    Posted

    Good job! I thought I was fast doing this project but you were super fast lol.

    The 2 things I noticed is that it's a bit verbose with the stories page - I did a simple JSON & it was pretty simple with the pictures like that. Also, when mobile nav is out + you redirect to a page the nav remains out. You can make it go in with a really simple useState.

    Hope this helps :)

    -Diarrah

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  • Diarrah 3,418

    @Diarrah

    Posted

    Good job! When I did this project I tried to take the extra bonus of the map API but I used Google maps & just could not decipher the documentation. You did it amazingly!

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  • Diarrah 3,418

    @Diarrah

    Posted

    Whenever I change to color of my SVG icons I usually just make a whole nother icon. What I do it just copy & paste the code, make another .svg file & copy that code over & then put the correct hex code in place where it says "fill" or "stroke".

    If you want to change it in the CSS itself you have to copy over the whole SVG code over into the HTML itself.

    I can explain more if needed but I hope this helps!

    Marked as helpful

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  • Diarrah 3,418

    @Diarrah

    Posted

    You can add a transition by making the answer portion of the FAQ a max-height of 0 and then when you push the button you make it the full height. If you look at my solution to this you will see what I'm talking about. Hope that helps.

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  • Diarrah 3,418

    @Diarrah

    Posted

    There isn't really a way to tell if your solution is pixel perfect beforehand unless you're a PRO and you have the Sketch file that gives you really specific values.

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  • Jan 500

    @eljasiu

    Submitted

    Hello, this is my solution of this challange. I find this project quite challanging, but I think I did well. If you noticed any issues, feel free to comment. Any feedback would be highly appreciated. I hope you a have good day, warm wishes, Jan

    Diarrah 3,418

    @Diarrah

    Posted

    I love the confidence in the title to this solution & I agree with you that you did a pretty good job! Only suggestion would be to make sure that the patterns fit correctly when you resize the window & maybe put a set width on the buttons.

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  • Diarrah 3,418

    @Diarrah

    Posted

    Your code is so good! Love the trick how you mapped the cards in the stats section. Also love your hover effect on the buttons + the mobile nav deploy.

    I have on thing I don't understand though which is the cta-box mixin. Could you explain that if you have time? Thank you!

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  • Diarrah 3,418

    @Diarrah

    Posted

    Code looks great!

    I've experimented with styled-components a few times & thought it was a bit confusing but your code makes it really clear!

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  • Diarrah 3,418

    @Diarrah

    Posted

    Good job on your solution! 🎉

    I would make a few recommendations: ・Make the body a min-height: 100vh and display: flex so that the wrapper will centered in the middle of the page. ・I wouldn't out a 25vh margin above & below on the wrapper I would just make it auto. ・When resizing I would make the wrapper flex-direction: column. ・It's not good practice to put the word "picture" or "image" in an alt tag because screen-readers automatically add that word anyways when they're reading an img tag

    Hope that helps! Diarrah

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  • Diarrah 3,418

    @Diarrah

    Posted

    Logic is all there + perfectly legible but I would add some more styling to make transitions smoother and make the font more uniform.

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  • Diarrah 3,418

    @Diarrah

    Posted

    I'm getting a scrollbar within a scrollbar. Maybe set overflow-y: hidden on the inner container?

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  • Diarrah 3,418

    @Diarrah

    Posted

    Pretty nice work.

    A couple constructive criticisms would be:

    · Every image needs an alt tag - even if it's set to an empty string (ex. alt="") - that will get rid of almost all your HTML + accessibility errors.

    · You can set the font-family on the html tag itself so that you don't have to keep defining it on every element (ex: html { font-family: 'Inter', sans-serif }

    · Cursor: pointer on the dark-mode label clicker so the call-to-action for the user is more clear

    · Using a root selector to change the colors from dark to light. You can look at my solution to this project to see what I mean by that

    · I would make it responsive a bit earlier, maybe by 100px

    Great job on your second project 🎉

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  • Diarrah 3,418

    @Diarrah

    Posted

    Hey, Lin,

    Very, very nice work! You did such a good job with the React + styled-components. I've been trying to learn how to use variables within the styled-components & your code just helped me so much to understand, so I thank you!

    As for your questions: you should definitely use a grid outline for this design. The way I think I did the IG color was to use an ::after selector & then a linear-gradient with a bg color + then the card overflow: hidden.

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  • segfaullt 80

    @vv01tz

    Submitted

    HI all, thanks for taking the time to help. I would like to get your opinion on my html code for things like the number of classes used (too much ?), naming of said classes ,are they clear enough ? And Accessibility. I am pretty sure that my CSS is not that good, what I want to know is how to improve the overall structure of my code. Your opinion on how I implemented the responsiveness of the component. Any feedback on how to improve is greatly appreciated.

    Diarrah 3,418

    @Diarrah

    Posted

    Your code is fantastic! I was expecting something so much worse from the way you worded your 'question for the community' - don't be that hard on yourself. Your BEM naming convention is perfect & the number of classes you put on things is great!

    Diarrah

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  • Diarrah 3,418

    @Diarrah

    Posted

    Love the responsive font-size you used on the text. Definitely using that on my projects now! Thanks, lol :)

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  • Jan 500

    @eljasiu

    Submitted

    Hello guys! I returned to website building after a 3-year-long break. I hope I use the HTML tags properly, although I have some doubts. For example I am not sure if it is okay to use the <br> tag. I am also not sure if the names I make up for my classes and id's are proper and "according to art". Thank you in advance for all your feedback. Have a nice day! Jan

    Diarrah 3,418

    @Diarrah

    Posted

    Welcome back to web development - you did great! I would recommend using overflow-x: hidden on the body so that that horizontal scrollbar goes away. Also, I would only use class names in the CSS + not id names.

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  • Dulce 115

    @iamdulce

    Submitted

    I had this doubt, the only way to apply border-radius to the entire grid is to appliy it on every single item separetly?

    Any feedback about the project will be welcome :)

    Diarrah 3,418

    @Diarrah

    Posted

    There's definitely a way to get each corner of a grid rounded. Just have a container (set to display grid) & then put a border-radius on that whole container.

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  • Diarrah 3,418

    @Diarrah

    Posted

    The way that I solved this problem is by making a div in the HTML called "background" then put the background image inside the div. Make the picture max-width: 100% then make the container 50vh tall & position it absolutely at the bottom of the screen.

    Hope to help!

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  • Connor Z 5,115

    @zuolizhu

    Submitted

    Feedbacks are super welcome!

    I really love the nice and clean design of this challenging!

    However, as an OCD developer, the design on the wide screen makes me crazy (when the screen width is over 1440px). I’m trying to keep things staying in the middle, so the icons, texts won’t falls apart. But those lines and arrows will be too far from their content. Any suggestions on that would be appreciated!

    Thanks!

    Diarrah 3,418

    @Diarrah

    Posted

    In all my projects I make the max-width 1900px & then just center the total body with margin: 0 auto. I don't like the 2560px view-width either lol

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  • Diarrah 3,418

    @Diarrah

    Posted

    Great job, responsiveness works perfectly.

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  • Diarrah 3,418

    @Diarrah

    Posted

    Pretty good!

    I would make the first part text bigger (maybe a bit bolder) because the contrast between the text + bg color isn't a lot.

    Also, you should make it responsive a lot sooner. I think you have the cards stack at around 365px but it should be more like 550px.

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  • Diarrah 3,418

    @Diarrah

    Posted

    For the shapes, just give it a height + width and then just round the corner(s) with a border-radius.

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