Proud that I was able to finish this website
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?The masonry layout. I tried using tailwindcss for it, but it ended up in using CSS still. I had to check the code of other masonry layout for me to work as it is really hard.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?Any feedback is appreciated, thanks!
Wow, very good!
"How to style the three-dot icon image so that when the mouse hovers over it, it becomes white and the cursor changes to pointer? Is it possible to do such things for an image?"
very good job
The button's hover state is missing and the layout needs to be responsive on mobile.
I’d really appreciate any feedback or suggestions to help me improve this project. Thank you.
The hover state is missing on the button and you need to center it like the rest of the elements.
Check in the mobile view that the attribution appears above the button
It's ,y second project. All project making process went smoothly, I felt "flow". I recon the site looks really similar to the designed one.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?What can I do to make the section between 700px - 375px more resposive and elegant looking?
You need to place the hover state on the button!
Hi! In mobile view, the button is not centered
anything
very good!
I did quite well in this project. It went more smoothly than my other projects.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?I didn't really encounter any challenge.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?First of all, I would like suggestions on how to make my code cleaner if any. Second of all 1 would like suggestions to improve the responsiveness of my page. Most of all I would really like to know if I made correct use of media queries in my solution. If not, please give suggestions on what I can do to improve.
very good
excellent
I'd love help in any area of noticed difference; I very very much appreciate reviews and feedbacks
thanks
You missed the hover state of the button that is green
I have some suggestions for you:
I am proud of the way i handled links. I don't think there is anything i would do differently next time.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?I actually forgot an inner container div and had a hard time centering the elements.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?still didn't understand where the i could add
How are you? You should adjust the hover on the buttons because they're green.
Please, put the links outside the card good job
positive review will be accepted thankyou
Hello, you can learn to use Flexbox to create your layouts
i would defiantly plan out my project more next time and think twice about where state management of certain components should live.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?I had originally tried managing the carts state in the cart component. I had forgotten i would have needed to access the carts quantity state from the add to cart buttons in the dessert cards. Once i realized this i moved all cart state to App.jsx, which is where i should have put it in the first place.
The add to cart button also caused me more trouble when i was using conditional rendering on the button tag itself as i was trying to render the plus and minus buttons inside the original button tag, not realising this wouldn't work as i cant nest buttons inside buttons. Instead i made the increase and decrease buttons spans with onClick events.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?Would like help with fixing the no scroll behavior for when the Modal appears. I wanted it to be the same as the mobile design in that when the Modal pops up, it brings the user to the top of the page where the H1 title DESSERTS is visible in the background while displaying the Modal, but when i enabled any type of no scroll to stop background scrolling, it also restricted me to actually being able to bring the user to the top of the screen for when the Modal appears
I really liked your work
I’m most proud that the final site turned out fully responsive and functional across desktop, tablet and mobile—everything reflows nicely, typography scales, and the grid of product cards never breaks. What I’d do differently next time:
Rebuild in React so that the card markup lives in a reusable component.
Drive the UI from JSON rather than hard-coding each card in HTML. That way you can loop over an array of products, easily add or remove items, and keep your template DRY.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?I had challenges with the confirmation box, specifically getting the right image to show up, so I settled for a dummy image for now. I also struggled with updating cart item quantities — at first, it updated the total items purchased instead of individual item quantities. I solved that by ensuring each item's quantity was updated separately based on its own data, allowing for proper quantity management for each item in the cart.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?
<div> for mobile with different dimensions, but before I implement that, I’d like to explore if there are any better alternatives.Excellent work!
