Matt Pahuta
@MattPahutaAll solutions
Responsive landing page using CSS Grid and Flexbox
PSubmitted 3 months agoI'm looking to improve on my accessible development skills, so any low-hanging A11Y fruit anyone can spot I can improve upon here I'd be better for the knowledge.
Responsive Tip Calculator app using JavaScript
PSubmitted 9 months agoI'm falling short with some accessibility features with this app and would need to spend a good deal more time on that aspect before feeling it's truly a production-ready site.
I also don't like leaving empty elements (p tags for the error messages in this instance) as part of my markup. A future iteration of the project would be to enhance the code to dynamically create/remove the elements as part of the error messaging rendering functions.
Finally, I spent some time working on a currency auto-formatting function for the bill amount input but it didn't make it into the project just yet. Again, that's a candidate for future enhancements.
Responsive recipe card component using flexbox and CSS Grid
PSubmitted 10 months agoAny tips to streamline markup and/or styles is are always welcome.
Preview card component using Flexbox
PSubmitted 11 months agoSuggestions on streamlining my CSS are always appreciated.
Responsive newsletter signup form using vanilla JavaScript
PSubmitted about 1 year agoI'm hoping I managed to preserve accessibility requirements with my custom form validation, so any feedback in that regard and for the design in general is always appreciated.
Responsive portfolio website using CSS Grid and JavaScript
PSubmitted about 1 year agoThe form validation I implemented is not ideal. My JS code is definitely bloated and not reflective of modern best practices. It's an area (forms in general) that I need to spend more time practicing.
Responsive landing page using Tailwind CSS
PSubmitted over 1 year agoI'm definitely still learning to become proficient with Tailwind, so there's certainly a lot of areas around class usage I can improve upon. Being new to the framework, it's difficult to gage if my html is overly polluted with classes, especially given the layout isn't the most complex. Of course, proficiency will come with time and practice but I'm happy to receive any and all feedback on my Tailwind implementation.
Interactive rating component using CSS Grid and JavaScript
#accessibilityPSubmitted almost 2 years agoInteractive dashboard using CSS Grid and JavaScript
PSubmitted almost 2 years agoI fear this solution is not very accessible. I'll need to go back and make some revisions with eye toward accessibility best practice.
