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    Calculator-app with Typescript React, Scss.

    #accessibility#sass/scss#typescript#react
    • HTML
    • CSS
    • JS

    3


    In this project, my main objective was to make the code more accessible and conform to semantic standards. I initially considered using the "eval" function, but realized that it could be dangerous and is generally not recommended. As a result, I had to come up with a new approach for implementing the calculator's functionality, which I found quite enjoyable. Additionally, I was able to apply my recently acquired skills in regular expressions to the project.

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    This is so hard. Open to reviews on how this should be done. I am pretty sure I don't know what I did here.

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    This was a challenging task, but I still had fun throughout. Although I used some shortcuts in areas like form validation, which may not have been the best approach. I struggle with handling forms in a traditional manner, but I plan to improve in that area. Additionally, my skills with media-queries need improvement and I welcome any suggestions on how to get better. Thanks in Advance.

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    tip-calculator with html, css and js

    #accessibility
    • HTML
    • CSS
    • JS

    0


    One thing I would have loved to add is disabling inactive controls for the custom percentages. Overall, I'm more of a typescript guy, JS can make you loose hair for no reason. Sticking with typescript after this.

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    I found the project relatively easy, but I was slow with finding the right font-size. I am unsure of the padding. What is a best practice for line-height and general text in websites