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Hi everyone! I built this project with React so I could practice working with state. The darkmode toggle uses state to switch modes, and I added a Json file so I could practice working with data with the other elements of the page. I also tried to make this project accessible by using an invisible checkbox as the darkmode toggle. Any feedback is appreciated! :)

Hi everyone! I built this Accordion FAQ using React, and wrote a json file for the questions so I could practice working with props and state. I'm still new to React, so any feedback is appreciated! :)

Hey everyone! This is my first solo React project, so I wanted to build something basic so I could practice working with React components and props. I also added each car's info as a data file so I could work with it as props. The main issue I ran into was trying to add hover styling to the links since I was using inline styles to add dynamic text colors on that element, so I just ended up creating CSS classes to style that element. Since I'm pretty new to React, I'd love any input or suggestions! Thanks!

Hey guys! Open to any feedback!

Hi guys!

This was my first time working with radio buttons in any substantial way, and I tried to make the whole thing as accessible as I knew how, but let me know if there's any way I could improve it!

Also, I added an error message if the user tries to submit the form before choosing a rating, because I felt like it needed it. The user is also able to choose the rating using the UI or number keys and the "Enter" key.

As usual, any feedback is welcome! :)

Hey guys! This is my first solution in a while, so I'm open to any feedback! Also, I opted not to incorporate the JSON into this project so I could focus on the HTML and CSS. I might come back and add that at a later date.

Hey guys! This is my first solo project working with an API, so I'm open to any feedback!

Hey guys!

I'm pretty proud of how this project turned out for the most part. I would've liked to make the cart so that after the first time you added to it, any subsequent presses of the "Add to cart" button added to the total, rather than just making the total whatever was in the number input, but I couldn't get the functionality to work right for some reason. As usual, I'm totally open to any suggestions on how to improve!

Hi guys!

This was my first time working with a range input, so I'm open to any feedback on how I can improve this or make it more accessible!

Hey guys! This is my first coding project in a couple months, so I wanted to ease back into things with something pretty simple. As usual, open to any feedback you may have!

Hey guys!

Open to any feedback! :)

Hey guys!

One question I had was that I noticed that if the total outputs are more than $100, it changes the size of the calculator. I was just wondering how you would fix this, whether you would use max-width or another method?

Other than that, I worked really hard on the JS for this project, and I'm pretty proud of getting it to work, but I'm open to any suggestions for how to improve!

Also, I wasn't sure how to initiate the calculations since there wasn't a submit button, but I ended up making everything happen after you press "Enter." I'm curious about how others approached this, though.

Hey guys! Open to any feedback! :)

Hey everyone! I tried a lot of new things with this project. This was my first time using grid for the desktop layout, and I also added the ability to submit the email by both clicking on the button and pressing the Enter key. I also decided to add a success message if the email is validated correctly, because it felt a bit barebones without one.

I know the layout for medium screens is a bit weird because I wasn't sure how to position things with such little content, and on larger screens there's quite a bit of space under the logo, but since my main focus was on practicing JS, I'm pretty proud of how this turned out. As usual, I'm open to any feedback, as well.

Hey guys! Open to any feedback, as usual! :)

Hey guys! This was my first JavaScript project that I built entirely on my own, so I'm actually really proud of how this turned out, but I'm totally open to any feedback! (Also, as a side note, that cardboard box in the desktop design was the bane of my existence. I just wanted to put that out there LOL)

Hey guys! Any feedback is welcome!

Hey guys! Any feedback is welcome!

Hey guys, any feedback is welcome! :)

Hey guys! The only question I really have is about the "Learn More" link. I just have it as an anchor tag in my code, and I was wondering if that was okay, or if it would be better to give it a button tag? Thanks in advance for any feedback!

Hey guys! The only question I really have is if the site looks okay on your screen. I had a few sizing issues, so I just want to make sure it's as responsive as possible. Thanks!