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My biggest problem was figuring out how to style the input[type="range"] element. I tried using various webkit selectors but it wouldn't style it the way I wanted it. I don't know if you have to do something differently if you are using a React framework or if there's another thing I don't understand but I'd love from advice from group.

Aside from that, any feedback is more than welcome.

Problem #1: Getting the users preferred color scheme to work in all browsers

I was able to get the users preferred color scheme with the userMediaQuery hook const prefersDarkMode = useMediaQuery('(prefers-color-scheme: dark)')

However, I found that this would not work on all browsers. It worked on Firefox but was inconsistent on Chrome. I learned that sometimes outside forces can effect this like Operating System Dark Mode, Web Page issues, Browser compatibility or Operating system compatibility.

If someone had better success than me with this issue using React, I would appreciate the advice.

Problem #2: The GitHub API does not reject a fetch request even if there is an error. It will respond to it and in the response body it will say "response.ok = false".

I had a difficult time understanding this and resolving this but what I ended up doing is checking if (!response.ok) { throw new Error(`HTTP Error! status ${response.status}) }

It looks like this: if (!response.ok) { throw new Error(HTTP Error! status ${response.status}); }

What this taught me is that you have to read the API documentation because not all APIs respond to Promises like you expect them to.

Aside from that, if there is any other feedback or help, it would be greatly appreciated.

All feedback welcome

All feedback welcome

I had a hard time making the image overlay look like the Figma example. If anyone can give me some tips on how to improve it, I would greatly appreciate it.

Aside from that, all other feedback is welcome and encouraged.

All feedback welcome

As always, all feedback is welcome and encouraged. I would especially appreciate tips on how to make my JS code better.

*Minor CSS Grid tweak and fixing HTML errors on 2nd submission

If anyone can give me some feedback on my JavaScript and perhaps some tips about making it more DRY, I would appreciate it.

However, any feedback is more than welcome and encouraged.

If anyone can tell me how to change the colors on SVGs I would really appreciate it. I tried putting a class on the SVG images and changing the fill property but that didn't do anything. If anyone can link me to a useful resource, I would greatly appreciate it.

Aside from that, all feedback is welcome.

This project looks deceptively simple but it forces you to learn about Grid and use it to overlap elements on a Grid system. Under normal circumstances I would have relied too heavily on relative/absolute positioning so I'm glad that I took on this project and it gives me another tool in the toolbelt. I would highly recommend it if you want to challenge your layout skills.

As always, all feedback is welcome and encouraged. Don't be afraid to nitpick.

This is the first API call that I've had to make on this website so I'd appreciate any advice or resources for learning about this.

As always, all feedback is welcome

As always, feedback about flaws in the website and/or how I can do it better are always appreciated.

As always, all feedback is more than appreciated.

If someone can tell me about any good resources for making a carousel more accessible, I'd like to learn about it. Like how do you differentiate the pictures that are hidden and the picture being shown to a screen reader?

This was built with ChartJS. I had trouble using Version 4 of ChartJS (for some reason the chart wouldn't come on the screen) so I used Version 2 instead, which I found to be a lot more user friendly. This showed me that working with modules is something I need to work on learning how to do better.

I made the chart a little bit more dynamic by using the built-in JavaScript Date Object to make sure that the current date was always highlighted in blue. This way the bar for the current day of the week would always be highlighted.

Aside from that, please give me any feedback that you want. It is always welcome.

Any feedback is welcome, especially about accessibility, BEM or JavaScript.

Any Feedback is welcome, however the feedback that I would most appreciate is about accessibility or BEM format in CSS.

Again, if you notice anything else, I would appreciate that too.

All feedback is welcome and encouraged

I'd especially appreciate any comment about improving the JavaScript because this is the area that I want to improve the most.

Any Feedback Welcome

All Feedback Welcome

All feedback welcome

All feedback welcome