@Fadilano
Having three years of experience in coding, developing, and maintaining websites and applications. Adept at coordinating effectively with development teams and clients to execute brilliant projects. Excited to pursue new companies to grow my skills while ameliorating their goals and success.
I’m currently learning...I am improving my Back-end skill using Laravel.
Latest solutions
Interactive Rating Component using HTML, CSS, and Javascript
#accessibility#animation#van-js#pure-cssSubmitted about 2 months agoIf I have to add one thing, I want to add a loading indicator after submitting before the thank you card appears. Would someone help me to achieve it?
Angular Signals
#accessibility#angular#bootstrap#rxjs#styled-componentsSubmitted 6 months agoI am not yet confident about how I construct my project and if I follow some good coding practices, especially using Angular. So, if anyone is an Angular expert please guide me through this.
Responsive LoopStudio Landing Page using TailwindCSS
#accessibility#animation#tailwind-css#bemSubmitted almost 2 years agoResponsive Invoice app with angular and ngbootstrap
#angular#bootstrap#sass/scss#web-components#accessibilitySubmitted almost 2 years agoResponsive Search Country App Using Angular
#accessibility#angular#bem#sass/scss#typescriptSubmitted almost 3 years agoMinimalist Portfolio using HTML, CSS, Javascript
#accessibility#fetch#sass/scss#semantic-ui#solid-jsSubmitted about 3 years ago
Latest comments
- @Jeth0214
Hello @Fadilano , you need to omit the first slash "/" before the image source. It should be "images/image-equilibrium.jpg" not "/images/image-equilibrium.jpg". It is the file path issue on your GitHub.
Marked as helpful - @catherineisonline@Jeth0214
Hi Catherine good job. Your solution was almost the same with the design. I just found an issue when I am clicking your "." button like this "9.96." . I can put 2 decimal point. I think maybe you can check if the value has already a decimal point when clicking the "." button then just return if it is has .
Marked as helpful - @ameer005@Jeth0214
Hi @ameer, your solution was nice. These are things that I noticed.
- There is an issue on accessibilities based on the report. Try to use semantic element like main element as a container for your solution. Then, instead of div use section element to group some elements.
- In your bill input, I try to input the letter "e" and "-" and it accepted it. Try to add some validation to check if the input are number characters. Or use type ="number". Overall is nice looking solution.
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