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@bhattrajat
@hsnb5789
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Initially I tried to write the code using react. It was okay on my laptop, I did the coding almost 95% but the thing is I am not able to deploy it on the git hub or in this platform, I tried everything but its not happening, if anybody know how to deploy it on git hub please leave comment. Thank you.
@bhattrajat
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Hi Bharath, Great job finishing the challenge. To deploy the React application I would recommend you to use Vercel or Netlify which are really great platforms. I suggest you to go through the following guides to learn about the deployment process which is very easy once you push your code to github.
I hope this will be helpful :). Let me know if you still find any issues
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@Alexisdm1985
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Welcome any feedback !, thank you ! (:
@bhattrajat
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Hi Alexis, Great job on finishing the challenge. In terms of design, it really looks great. I have noticed that you have removed the outline from the buttons component which is not considered good practice in terms of accessibility. Because of that we can't really use keyboard's tab key to interact with the button. You can read it more over here https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/outline#accessibility_concerns
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@JoannaKalbarczyk
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Hi everyone! I was struggling a bit with making this site responsive, especially when it comes to make it responsive to tablets. Could you please give some tips how to fix that? I would appreciate any feedback! Thanks
@bhattrajat
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Hi @JoannaKalbarczyk, congratulations on finishing the challenge. I suggest you make it the tablet view same as the mobile view that way It will adjust the content/text in a better way for the tablet view.
@aminaArif22
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please point out if you find any issue with my solution to the challenge.
@bhattrajat
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Hi Amna, Great Job finishing the challenge. Looking at your html it seems that you can improve your site's accessibility by wrapping your arrow images in a button element. That way it can be keyboard accessible. You can also test this with pressing tab to select the button and see it yourself.
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