@chri55
Submitted
Please let me know what you think. Thanks!
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@bashiroglu
@chri55
Submitted
Please let me know what you think. Thanks!
@bashiroglu
Posted
Hi, It looks nice, only thing I noticed the list borders in the professional card is not aligned with others, I am not saying this is bad but in the design file, it is aligned, so you can challenge yourself how to accomplish that design. Good luck
@Hedg0305
Submitted
I'm still newbie on coding so if anyone have tips for a better coding, I'd love to recieve.
@bashiroglu
Posted
Hi, It is always good to make main logo link and takes to index page, so you may improve by adding that. good luck
@bashiroglu
Posted
Hi @hristoroque , it looks great, you may improve or make it like in design file by increasing padding x direction of main container. good luck
@rahulxyz
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For active states of social media icons, I created 2 SVGs with different colors and switched them on hover. (a) Is there any way we can do it with CSS properties like "color" or anything? (b) Or any other better approach to it?
In the articles section, for some size of the screen ( > 1024px i.e. for tablet view), one of the cards would increase in size as compared to others due to content length. For solving it, I have fixed the height for content and change it for different screen sizes. Is there any better approach to it?
@bashiroglu
Posted
looks great, you can make it perfect by adding bg image in hero section. good job.
It's my first challenge, i learned the basics four months ago but i really thing I did my best. Please feel free to give me some tips and what to study
@bashiroglu
Posted
hi @Hiaguedes, it looks great, as an improvement you can add correct margins. for example, in Ip address, location, etc they need more space in the bottom. good luck
@Mostafa-T
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Hey, kindly if anyone have sometime to review my code and give me a feedback that would be nice :).
@bashiroglu
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Hi @Mostafa-T, it looks great. I think you forget to add " sign to the background . Good luck
@sjbcreative
Submitted
Would be great to know peoples thoughts on the basic Javascript I have used to get the popup working, or if anyone has suggestion for how this whole part could be improved... Have I over-complicated this part of the task?
Also general Markup thoughts and feedback appreciated!
Thanks, S
@bashiroglu
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Hi @sjbcreative, so your solution looks great. And using jquery for this task is okay. If you want to learn vanilla js, you can use dom manipulation. It is easier than jquery in this particular case. Good luck
It is not perfect. Any review is welcomed.
@bashiroglu
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HI @shivamvijaywargi , It will be perfect with practice. As a feedback to your work, it already looks well done. as a improvement you can change bg image in mobile by using media queries. Good luck.
@zuolizhu
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Feedbacks are welcome!
@bashiroglu
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Hi @zuolizhu, this looks amazing. Only thing I noticed, in the form section inputs somehow crapped from the top. especially with "f" it looks clear what I want to say.
@KimHungChan
Submitted
Any feedback is welcome. Any comments on how the responsiveness could be improved would be especially helpful. Thank you!
@bashiroglu
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Hi @KimHungChan, everything looks good, It can be improved with some better naming for example buttons container can be changed because they are not probably buttons. Good luck.
@FelipeDecome
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Any suggestions are welcome.
@bashiroglu
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Hi @FelipeDecome, it looks great, however, i noticed the store card get so small before vertical align, you can add some min width or change vertical design earlier. Good luck.
@SankThomas
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Any feedback on how to do the form validation
@bashiroglu
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@SankThomas hi, It really looks good, in order to make it more appealing, you can add some hover effects to button and social icons. Good luck
@Dark-Lover
Submitted
Waiting for your feedbacks ;)
@bashiroglu
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hi @Dark-Lover, as David said you can make container element flex and alignitems and justify content center will solve alignment problem. Good luck.
@bboumenir
Submitted
Any feedback more than welcome.
Thanks
@bashiroglu
Posted
Hi @bboumenir , Generally it is great but there is a problem in the responsiveness of Keep track of your snippets, you can change to flex column early to solve the problem.
@sagarkaurav
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Feedback appreciated
@bashiroglu
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@sagarkaurav, It looks good, two things I noticed, probably "try it free" is not a button just div or p. And it needs more space for form in a horizontal direction. Good luck.
@deepak300811
Submitted
Can anyone suggest how to animate the numbers from 0 to 185 with only css and html? Or a understandable JS approach.
@bashiroglu
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Hi @deepak300811, so there are many way what you want to accomplish. You can use keyframes with width property, 0 to 80% or you can access its with js and add 1 per sedond. Good luck.
@PedroLealLopes
Submitted
Please provide feedback on how I can better clean up the code. And some feedback on the react side of things as I'm somewhat new to web-development.
@bashiroglu
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Hi @PedroLealLopes, as a comment for your react code, you can use destructuring in your components to have cleaner code. for example
const Card = (props) => {
const Card = ({isMain }) => {
good luck
@sharmaeklavya
Submitted
Any feedback will be appreciated.
Thank you.
@bashiroglu
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hi @sharmaeklavya , It looks nice in desktop. I noticed that when we hover button, it shakes because of added border size to button. Good luck with this challange.
Marked as helpful
@MuhammadHassaanMahmood5550
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Except for the home area section this challenge is easy👍
@bashiroglu
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Hi @MuhammadHassaanMahmood5550, it look nice but you can add bg images etc to make it perfect. Good luck
@Kerri-AnnBates
Submitted
Had a little trouble figuring out how to change the color of the share button image, so opted to creating a new image with a different color. Any advice on how to accomplish this?
@bashiroglu
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Hi @Kerri-AnnBates, sorry I didn't figure out what you are asking. But as a improvement, you can add some padding to top and button in mobile size. Good luck
@davidomarf
Submitted
Hey! This is one of the most complex projects I've built on React.
It's the first time I create a theme switcher, and the first time I create skeleton loaders.
Any feedback is welcome!
I'm specially interested about the project architecture with the skeletons. I decided to create the component, and the skeleton, both sharing the same stylesheet but in a different file.
Like this:
.
├── Countries
│ ├── Countries.module.scss
│ ├── Countries.tsx
│ └── CountriesSkeleton.tsx
├── CountryDetails
│ ├── CountryDetails.module.scss
│ ├── CountryDetails.tsx
│ └── CountryDetailsSkeleton.tsx
│
└── App.tsx
I think I wrote waaaay to big components. I'll separate them in the next days into something more manageable and 'good-practiced'.
@bashiroglu
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@davidomarf this looks great, especially I notice you have used typescript. but code looks a little bit messy, in general. And here you use both promise and async-await at the same time. I am not sure about it.
const fetchCountries = async () =>
await fetch("https://restcountries.eu/rest/v2/all").then((res) => res.json());
Good luck.
@chri55
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Please let me know what you think of everything. I feel like I'm improving with SASS quite a bit but I still have a long way to go. Any advice regarding my use of SASS would be appreciated.
@bashiroglu
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@chri55 Hi, I think you used mixins well. And the design looks perfect. I don't know you are familiar with BEM naming or not. BEM matches well with sass. for example
// Let's say we have a div name here and inside of it hero we have here__text-box
<div class="hero"><div class="hero__text-box"></div></div>
// we can target them as follows
.hero{
//for hero
&__text-box{
// for hero__text-box
}
}
this is something we want because we target element with only 1 selector (not nesterd, nesting is only in sass not in css) and it is good for later specificity issues. also, we don't write hero :) every time in saas) You can use this method if you like, for more information keywords are BEM and BEM in sass. Good luck.
@nganbarova
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I could not create curvy background :(
@bashiroglu
Posted
@nganbarova, It is okay not to be able to do something. As a clue, it is done by using given SVG files in images folder. You just put somewhere and give lover z-index. It going to be easier the more you practice. You can also search these challenges on youtube to see how others did approach the same problem you have faced. Good Luck, keep going. (Uğur olsun)