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clipboard-landing-page
- HTML
- CSS
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@MarlonPassos-git
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I know that a page of this size is not recommended to do with react, however as I was studying react I decided to do it anyway to see how I would do using the tool. In my view it was full of Workaround seen by some developer, but visually I liked the result, especially the way I positioned the elements and the approach I used to make everything flexible.
Really if you can give me any tips about my use of react I will be happy
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I would like some help to check if my hamburger menu has any accessibility errors
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I can't put the svg and at the same time apply the gradient to the bottom of the image, if anyone knows how to solve this I would appreciate it.
and any other suggestion is welcome
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I finally sent my 10 project here FEM 🎉🎉🎉
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Particularly I was too lazy to copy the thick Css property from the animation, so reveal that part. For the rest I hope that you evaluate this project of mine. I always end up missing something 😅
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Simple challenge, but with it I had an idea to create an "algorithm" to make things even more flexible, I recommend you pay attention to the padding of each section and see the magic happening. And as always, any suggestion I can make to improve the project is welcome.
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How to structure js? for me it's very confusing, if I use a relative value, fixed or remove element.
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This project on the instruction part gave me a lot of work to make everything responsive, but I liked the result. I went for an approach that I haven't seen in other projects.
However there were parts that I had to use some divs to organize these my layout, particularly I wish I had not used them, both in the initial images and in the buttons, if you know how I can reduce the amount of divs please let me know.
I wanted to know with you guys about the animations, I used it but it was crazy, I would like to know about organization, accessibility, and time for animations because I'm worried about this interfering with the user's experience.
In the project I used the figma dimensions as a base, but even so I see that there are "crooked" items, I would like to know how I could solve this, without having to keep taking screenshots of the screen comparison. I'm always looking for the pixel perfect.
Any suggestion is welcome, in the last challenge I thought it was good, but the guys showed me several points that I missed, and I managed to learn a lot.
another thing, for accessibility they recommend putting the dimensions of the image in the html, however when I put the dimensions and the page readjusts to be flexible it points as an error, is there any way to put more flexible dimensions in the html
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I particularly don't know how to improve this project even more, my biggest doubt is regarding the git-hub, there I use a gif for the best experience, but I don't know where I should put the .gif file Should I host the file? But I couldn't find a good free place to host big gifs without losing quality I see that some sizes I can't reproduce like the photo, there is a tool for those of us who don't have the pro to know the exact spacing size of each element
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I'm very proud of my layout, but twist the fingers so that there is an error, so that I can improve it even more
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When I created the git hub hosted version the images weren't loaded, as it appears that the git hub pages doesn't load images that were called by css only. I would like to know if there is a way to solve it? Because I had to do a workaround so we can visualize
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When placing the element I had to use some "magic numbers" in the margin of my elements to make those spaces in the user part. Is there a cleaner way to do this without having to put infinite DIVs in the code?
I also tried using BEM to organize my classes in CSS but I don't know if how I used it was too much