@mohamad-21
I'm a senior cybersecurity analyst at the University of Hawaii West Oahu, studying for a BAS in Information Security and Assurance. Restrictions on covid have helped me discover a new hobby and passion for web development. I participated and practiced web development from free online tutorials.
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- @admase
Hi, I recommend a container within the class name 'country' or outside to center the country flag and details instead of the big gap in between the contents, also increase the width and height of the flag there's is plenty of space to fill in. I would suggest filtering the regions in ascending order when a user selects an option. Lastly, have a footer with copyright, license, and a link to your Github page for people who find interest in your work. Include comments in your code. Overall very nice work, about 4 to 5 pages of code, if I was to utilize ReactJS I would've created a component for each piece of data fetched from the API. Thanks for sharing.
Marked as helpful - @Sandrex233@admase
Your project wasn't as close to the design example, with the dark and light modes, and some minor issues with setting a default width and height for the countries. Overall, you did great with the JavaScript code executed with no errors and great use of the react.js framework. I recommend learning CSS3 to better position content on your webpage.
Marked as helpful - @Kijimai@admase
Great effort, it still looks good. As you stated, the issues are with the position and alignment of elements. I think if you increase the width and height of the images, other elements could fall in place with the solution. Good job!
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