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Social Media Dashboard using Svelte, TypeScript and TailwindCSS
#svelte#tailwind-css#typescript#vite#vitestSubmitted 4 months agoSocial Media Dashboard using React, TypeScript & TailwindCSS
#react#tailwind-css#typescript#vite#vitestSubmitted 4 months agoEasyBank Landing Page using React, TypeScript and TailwindCSS
Submitted 6 months agoSomething I've been struggling with is how the layout made of images work in the Hero Section of the project. It's supposed to be shown completely but for some reason, it hides part of the image on Desktop site and it looks incomplete.
If there are any suggestions on how to fix it, they'll be well received! And thanks for getting all the way 'til the end if you read everything.
Happy coding!
Tip Calculator App using React, TypeScript and TailwindCSS
#react#tailwind-css#typescript#accessibilitySubmitted 7 months agoAs I've probably commented in previous solutions, my code isn't free of having flaws, but flaws help us improve and create better code for future projects or solutions here in
Frontend Mentor. So, feel free to have a look at my code and leave suggestions of what can be changed, modified or improved.PS: Shrink the tab's size to 80% to see the proper measures of the solution, that'll be corrected in a next occasion.
Thanks for taking the time to read everything and happy coding, frontend dev! :D
Contact Form Component using React, TypeScript and TailwindCSS
#react#tailwind-css#typescript#accessibilitySubmitted 7 months agoAs I mentioned, previously, neither my React, TailwindCSS or TypeScript code aren't perfect at all, so any suggestions and tips are well received.
Crowdfunding Product Page using React and TailwindCSS
#react#react-testing-library#tailwind-css#vite#vitestSubmitted 8 months agoAs you can see in one of the components folders (
header, to be precise), there's acssfile which mere purpose was to render the background image with its filter.If there's a way to make it look better, any suggestion will be well received.
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- @RamssCR
After typing the email and clicking the button, I see the email used as example but not the one I typed. A good solution for that would be:
const input = document.querySelector(".input") const placeWhereTheEmailGoes = document.querySelector(".place")/* code */
1. placeWhereTheEmailGoes.textContent = input.value 2. placeWhereTheEmailGoes.innerHTML = input.value 3. placeWhereTheEmailGoes.innerText = input.valueHope it works, nice job, tho.
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