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  • Submitted

    Audiophile Store with React, Next.js, Typescript, & Styled Components

    #next#react#styled-components#typescript#accessibility
    • HTML
    • CSS
    • JS

    2


    Hi Devs 😎!

    I built this project a couple of months ago and I had a lot of fun coding it. I picked up many awesome React libraries and got acquainted with Typescript.

    This project also got me my present job at a Web3 Startup in Europe, where I work remotely as one of the core frontend developers. 😀

  • Submitted

    Landing Page using React & Styled Components

    #accessibility#styled-components#react
    • HTML
    • CSS
    • JS

    1


    Hi Devs! 😎

    This is my first react UI project. I took up this challenge to get used to working with props, hooks, and building reusable components. I was a lot of fun!

    Kindly check my UI implementation and code base! Thanks 👌

  • Submitted


    Hi Devs 🐱‍👓!

    This is a project I worked on to practice react and react routing. It was fun to build because I had the opportunity to experience how to build reusable and scalable web components like a professional despite the challenging design. It was a good learning experience!

    I am currently learning TypeScript and Next JS to build large-scale production-ready applications.

    Kindly go through my solution.

    I need help with the following: 1.) Accessibility 2.) Folder structure 3.) Check my styled components code 4.) Check the way I pass props 5.) Is my commenting technique OK? 6.) Test the contact form!

    Thanks so much! 😎❤👌

  • Submitted


    Hi Devs! 👊

    This is my first ever react application. I just started learning React 2 weeks ago and I must say, it has been fun 👌😎,kind! Thanks to my ES6 knowledge, the learning process was kinda fast.

    In this Todo App challenge, I focused more on hooks for maintaining the state of the application and conditional rendering. It was not easy!

    Note: The library I used to implement the drag and drop functionality really messed with the accessibility and markup performance. (React Beautiful DND Library)!!!

    Kindly vet the way I use hooks and create components!

    Thanks for your feedbacks! ❤❤

  • Submitted


    Hi Devs! 😎

    It has been a while since I published a new challenge. I have been learning JavaScript full-time and I just completed an internship program (I was the frontend team-lead 😎).

    This challenge was very fun to execute. The challenge helped me master how to effectively consume API.

    Kindly explore my solution and leave a feedback!

  • Submitted


    This challenge was very interesting and educative. I had the opportunity to learn some very cool stuff and unlearn some bad practices.

    I practiced the following JavaScript concepts:

    1. Event Delegation
    2. Attribute Change
    3. Media Query using JS
    4. Intersection Observer API
    5. JS Animation
    6. Event Propagation

    Kindly check my implementation and suggest better approaches, if any!

  • Submitted


    I intentionally focused on only the JavaScript part because I wanted to practice some cool stuffs I learnt over the weekend.

    Please check my JavaScript code!

  • Submitted


    Hey Devs!😎

    This is my first JavaScript challenge and I had so much fun tackling this challenge.

    Kindly explore my JavaScript code and my overall implementation... what do you think?

  • Submitted


    Hi Devs! 😎

    It has been a while since I took up a challenge. I have been learning JavaScript and Git!

    This is a simple challenge I completed to get back on track.

    Please, let me know what you think!

  • Submitted


    This challenge looked very simple before I attempted it. I laughed in my "evil villain" 😈 voice when I saw the "intermediate" tag.

    I thought it was a mistake!

    I was wrong! 😂

    Building the illustration app alone tested my CSS skills. It was hard, in a fun way!

    Please rate my implementation and suggest how I can improve!

  • Submitted


    Hi Devs!

    I intentionally used CSS directly because I learnt how to use CSS variables and I wanted to practice it.

    Please give me feedback on the following:

    1.) My implementation, does it look professional and can you rate it over 10? 2.) I made use of roles in my HTML for accessibility. Kindly give me feedback on how to improve my accessibility game. 3.) Review my responsiveness 4.) Check my CSS media queries.

    Thank!

  • Submitted


    Please check the responsiveness and my code base.

    What am I doing wrong?

    And does this look like a professional work? Kindly rate my implementation over 10.

    Thanks!

  • Submitted


    Please check out my SCSS code. I just started learning SCSS yesterday and this is my first project using it.

    Please check if the code is clean and give my pointers on how to write better codes.