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Since I foind this one to be quite simple to solve, I added some small effects for hover effects. I'm planning to challenge myself a bit more for each project, researching new ways to give life to them.

This one took me a while on the JS side, but in the end I just copied a few implementations from one of my old solutions and modified a bit to include a multiple div check, plus the old email REGEX pattern check. Pretty happy with this one.

Any feedback is welcome!

I am getting used to CSS Grid, and I've found out that it helps us a lot when we have non-liear designs to follow. I hope I can get used to it as much as I am with Flexbox.

Any feedback is greatly appreciated!

First successful experiment with CSS Grid. I am quite satisfied with this one. CSS Grid made everything so easy that I've even tried to use the Tilt.js library to complement it and give the cards a little "pick me up". Thanks for the feedback!

Took me a while to figure out a decent carousel effect/script, but I can't say that I'm satisfied with it. I keep having this weird feeling that maybe there are more functional/quicker/effective solutions, but this is my first attempt at creating one so I will stick with it. I don't know why but I am not quite as happy with this one as I am with my other solutions, so any feedback is greatly appreciated!

This one was a bit complicated, fiddled a bit with position:absolute and had to make some test to make it sure I didn't break anything. I enjoyed using different methods to acess html elements with javascript, but decided to stick with the good old querySelector. Any feedback is appreciated!

I've read a bit about different kinds of approaches while building websites and apps, and I've found that the mobile first pattern is very used and reccomended. So, my question is: is my approach correct? I've found that mobile first patterns tend to use a lot of media queries, trying to avoid repetition and redundancies. Is my CSS correct? Did I use too many queries? Thanks for the feedback!

Another small project completed. I would love to know of any tips or feedback that you guys have for me. I am a bit peeved at my usage of negative margins. Is there any better way to position the elements in my code in a more automatic, procedural way, instead of hard coding negative values to margins and paddings?

This is my first personal front-end project. I would love to hear any feedback or tips on how to improve my code/workflow. Thanks for your attention!