Handled state with redux efficiently but would like seperate the state with seperate reducers. Should have used formik for form handling and input field validations, however I managed it well :).Next I would like use sass for CSS. Did not get proper style(bg color, fonts) reference in styleguide.md and wasteed time by trying things randomly, that is the reason, in the application you can observe app don't match with design specs.
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- @Naren-ReactDevWhat are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?@Uyimolo
Really nice work, i love it. The form validations seems to only check if the input is empty or not, try making it check if contents are valid (maybe use a regex pattern). Overall it is a nice project. keep it up bro.
- @cuuquan2703@Uyimolo
Nice work Quan, I always set my width using responsive units like %, then my max-width I use an absolute unit like PX ( so the div can stop expanding when it gets to the max-width). Your width works mainly for your mobile and then when you move to a device with a wider screen your max-width applies (This is just one way to use it, there are other applications of the width/max-width)
check this out https://www.w3schools.com/Css/css_dimension.asp
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