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    Normal/Scientific Calculator

    #webpack#sass/scss
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    I do not have any particular question, but I appreciate any feedback.

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    I got carried away with this! 😅 I added an animation to the background and the possibility to set your own deadline, if your browser supports the datetime-local input type. Furthermore, the default deadline is the next full moon, and the date comes from an API. In this way the countdown should always work. Let me know what you think! 😀

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    This was really challenging! I tried to do more than what the challenge required, adding an animation for the progress bar, form validation, a tooltip showing how much the total donation increases, the and making impossible to donate when the goal is reached. Being a beginner, I'm sure there is room for improvement. Any tip is appreciated.

    Also: I had problem displaying the Commissioner font on Firefox. I solved it using @font-face. Anybody else had the same issue? Just curious.

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    Hi everyone! I didn't expect styling the toggle button and the range slider to be so complicated! If you have any advice, it will be highly appreciated.

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    Hi everyone! I've just started out with Javascript, so this challenge was... challenging 😁. I'm looking forward to any suggestion on that front.

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    FAQ Accordion

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    No particular questions, but any feedback is appreciated.

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    Hi! I have a couple of questions:

    • I made two pages, one for the form, the other is a success page. The validation of the form is triggered when the user clicks on the form button. The problem is that the event listener for the button throws an error when i am on the success.html page because it can't find any button ("Cannot read property 'addEventListener' of null" or something). To solve this I put the event listener in an if statement, so that it triggers the event listener only if the element exists. Is this best practice? Are there better ways to do this?

    • Regarding accessibility and aria roles, do you know any resource that explains the basics of using the aria roles in forms?

    Thank You.

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    Hi! I used a CSS grid to display the cards in the desktop view. I applied the grid-area only to the central columns. Is this best practice? Or is it better to give a grid area to every column? Thanks.