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- @codexshell
Holla! I couldn't help but notice when using firefox to access your browser, the first api request if successful, but firefox ignores subsequent responses from the api. This is because firefox caches responses from the same api for quick reuse. This behavior can be altered by configuring your api requests to prevent browser caching. This is quite simple achieve when using the Fetch API. As an aside, nice animation!
Marked as helpful - P@Minamakhlouf@codexshell
Hello there! Noticed a slight glitch with your application. When using firefox browser, firefox is reusing the responses from the first api call. This can easily be fixed by configuring your api requests to prevent browser caching.
Marked as helpful - @Hsienz@codexshell
Your website is currently facing a challenge I experienced some time back. Firefox is only using the first response from the api despite multiple requests being sent to the api. A solution around this would be to find a way to disable caching on the tool you are using to make requests. This process is much easier when using the fetch API
Marked as helpful - P@rhickey94@codexshell
Holla! Great design. It could use a few extra touches. You could start by finding a way to persist the background color of a rating when selected. Cheers!
- @nsnl-coder@codexshell
Hello. Great design. A final touch would be great. Allow the user to completely deselect a rating altogether in the event they change their minds and do not want to participate in the survey. As per your solution the only way to get rid of the selected state is by refreshing the page. Good luck!
- @Stv-devl@codexshell
Hey there, great design. Almost perfect. I have a few suggestions I think would be helpful. For starters you could find a way to persist the background color when one selects on a rating. You could also proceed to allowing the user of the component to deselect a rating altogether, in the case they do not want to participate in the survey. Cheers!
Marked as helpful - @CarDeku@codexshell
Holla! Nice design, real great. Got some few suggestions that I think would make it even better. You could try to persist the active state (the orange coloring) on a rating when one clicks away from the buttons. Also the tab key is triggering the active state on ratings, rather than a focus state. Would be nice to check out Mozilla Developer Network for more information. Cheers!
Marked as helpful - @KevinSDJ@codexshell
Hello there, great design. Almost flawless. Just one step away. Allow the ability of a user to deselect a rating altogether, .i.e in the event they decide not to submit a rating. As per your solution the only way to deselect a rating is by refreshing the page, making the website lose state. Cheers!
Marked as helpful - @Fede1109@codexshell
Hello there, got some feedback that probably would help. A little more border-radius should get it closer to the design. Also try to persist the active state when one clicks away from the circles (i.e when they lose focus)
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