wiiggyyy• 30
@wiiggyyy
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KrishnaPoddar1
@KrishnaPoddar1
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- KrishnaPoddar1• 340
@KrishnaPoddar1
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The total tip value calculated is wrong as the tip is not being added. The container is breaking when I'm in 100% zoom in both the mobile-view and desktop-view (The elements are coming out of the form element).
I think it can be solved by having the form element inside a container and giving that a height. I'm not sure so you'll have to check it out
0 What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
I'm happy to be making gradual progress in learning JavaScript, even if I'm still getting stuck on some simple elements.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?
The most difficult part for me was displaying the timeframes according to the button clicked (monthly, weekly or daily).
I've created a specific function for this.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?
I can't see anything at the moment, but if you have any comments, I'd love to hear from you.
KrishnaPoddar1• 340@KrishnaPoddar1
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Hey your solution was really helpful. Helped me solve an issue which i had encountered while solving my solution. Thank you!!
0@AlfredoPegueroC
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KrishnaPoddar1• 340@KrishnaPoddar1
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Your Code seems good("I don't know a lot about JSON")
can you look at my code and tell me why its not working(I had to use brute force to make it work in nextFunc()). [URL] (https://github.com/KrishnaPoddar1/TimeTrackingDashboard.git) Live Site
0- Abdulbaki Lukman• 60
@ba311
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KrishnaPoddar1• 340@KrishnaPoddar1
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When that thank you card is loaded you can give the value of the email in the <b id=mail> element. That will make it customized for every user.
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0 - KevinBlyweert• 170
@KevinBlyweert
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What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
None
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?
None
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?
None
KrishnaPoddar1• 340@KrishnaPoddar1
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The JS Code in my file is not working as it should. It does work at time and doesn't work at all at times. Can you look into it and let me know what's wrong? Link to the GitHub Repo: https://github.com/KrishnaPoddar1/ArtcilePreviewComponent.git
Any Advice/Tips/Suggestions will be welcomed!!
Thank you!
0 - Cropsi• 110
@Cropsii
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What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
Изучил как работает grid и разобрался с grid-area
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?
Долго сидел с позиционированием имени и лого, также была затупка с grid-area
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?
У меня текст в последней колоне странно спозиционирован, хотел бы узнать как это поправить
KrishnaPoddar1• 340@KrishnaPoddar1
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Looks good and simple but i think it will be helpful if you use semantic tags
0 - EMMANUEL DAMILOLA• 100
@DAEM007
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What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
- I am happy I had to work with vanilla css to create the responsive design of this feature.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?
- The little challenge was just trying to make the cards look good on most screens. I had to employ flexbox along with little media queries.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?
- I am opened to ideas on how I can improve the implementation of my solution.
KrishnaPoddar1• 340@KrishnaPoddar1
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I think there was no need to put up a display: flex in the card class and middle-card class. I maybe wrong but do let me know.
0 - Farid Lotfi• 200
@fariidlotfi
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What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
creating layouts is most important tasks in any websites. in the future i use some other techniques like grid.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?
nothing important
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?
nothing. because i have some experiences and coding for less than one year and is easy for me
KrishnaPoddar1• 340@KrishnaPoddar1
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The mobile view can be refined by reducing the width in the .box.
Try using the em or rem units for sizing as they change based on the size of the window.
0 @AnandhiSubramanian
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KrishnaPoddar1• 340@KrishnaPoddar1
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With font-optical-sizing: auto you dont need to add font-sizes?
The Mobile view which was given was not implemented. It looks cramped in the mobile view.
0- Ahmed Taha Ameen• 110
@ataha1
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KrishnaPoddar1• 340@KrishnaPoddar1
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Everything's perfect but you could have named the elements in a more user friendly manner in the :root
0 - Tharun Raj• 540
@Code-Beaker
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What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
Successfully completed the mobile-first workflow!!
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?
I'm happy that this time around, I faced no challenges. I think the mobile-first workflow really helped me solve many of the problems that I had faced with my previous submissions.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?
I guess I dont need help this time.
But, any recommendations are welcome!!
KrishnaPoddar1• 340@KrishnaPoddar1
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Looking at your code helped me figure out the mistakes I have made and the one issue I had which I couldn't resolve so thank you.
1 - Sourabh dhiman• 10
@sourabhdhiman1262
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What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
What I'm most proud of with my recently built QR code project is the simplicity and effectiveness achieved by using only HTML and CSS. It demonstrates a creative approach to solving a problem without relying on more complex technologies or frameworks. Additionally, I'm proud of the user experience and functionality I was able to deliver within those constraints.
However, reflecting on the project, there are always areas for improvement. Next time, I would consider enhancing the interactivity and functionality further, possibly by incorporating JavaScript to add dynamic features or improve user interactions. Additionally, I might explore optimizing the code for better performance or accessibility, ensuring that the project is as inclusive and efficient as possible. Overall, while I'm proud of what was achieved, there's always room to learn and grow for future projects.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?
During the development of my QR code project using only HTML and CSS, I encountered several challenges. One of the main challenges was creating a dynamic QR code that could be scanned by devices while adhering to the limitations of HTML and CSS, which are primarily static languages.
To overcome this challenge, I researched and experimented with various techniques to simulate the appearance of a QR code using CSS. I utilized CSS pseudo-elements, such as ::before and ::after, along with carefully crafted styling to create the black and white patterns typical of QR codes. Although it wasn't a true QR code that could be scanned, it provided a visually convincing representation for the project's purposes.
Another challenge was ensuring cross-browser compatibility and responsiveness. Different browsers interpret CSS rules differently, and ensuring consistency across various browsers can be challenging. Additionally, making the QR code responsive across different screen sizes required careful planning and testing.
To address these challenges, I extensively tested the project across different browsers and devices, making adjustments to the CSS as needed to ensure compatibility and responsiveness. I utilized browser developer tools to identify and fix any rendering issues and applied responsive design principles to ensure the QR code displayed correctly on screens of all sizes.
Overall, by researching, experimenting, and testing, I was able to overcome the challenges encountered during the development of my QR code project, ultimately achieving the desired outcome within the constraints of HTML and CSS.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?
As I reflect on my QR code project built solely with HTML and CSS, there are a few specific areas where I could use some assistance:
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Improving Accessibility**: While I strived to create an accessible user experience, I would appreciate guidance on further enhancing accessibility features within the project. This could include ensuring proper semantic HTML structure, implementing ARIA attributes where necessary, and improving keyboard navigation.
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Optimizing Performance**: Although HTML and CSS are relatively lightweight, there may be opportunities to optimize the project for better performance. I would welcome advice on techniques to reduce file sizes, minimize render-blocking resources, and improve page load times without sacrificing functionality or design.
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Enhancing Interactivity**: While the project currently relies solely on static HTML and CSS, I'm interested in exploring ways to add interactivity using JavaScript. I would appreciate suggestions on how to incorporate JavaScript to enhance user interactions, such as generating QR codes dynamically, providing real-time feedback, or implementing animations.
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Cross-Browser Compatibility**: Despite my efforts to ensure cross-browser compatibility, there may still be inconsistencies or issues that need to be addressed. I would value assistance in identifying and resolving any compatibility issues, as well as best practices for testing and debugging across different browsers and devices.
KrishnaPoddar1• 340@KrishnaPoddar1
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What I think is this could be done without using flex or grid. The idea to have it as a box element was good but as it spreads the displayed QR code doesn't look good. You can give it a width of 300px. this will make it into a good box without it being spread. This is what I implemented.
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