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  • @igor-ostojic

    Posted

    Hey !

    You did a very good job.

    The width of the card is similar to the design, i would say the width on desktop is around 350px.

    The only thing to add is that you should put max-width instead of width, so the card can scale down automatically when you resize the browser.

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  • @igor-ostojic

    Posted

    Excellent work !

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  • bunee 2,060

    @buneeIsSlo

    Submitted

    Hi! It's been a good minute since I posted a solution on here. I have been teaching myself ReactJS and wanted to create a small project so, I chose to solve this newbie challenge for some practice.

    However, I was unable to complete this challenge on my own. Thanks to this solution I realized where I was going wrong and managed to create my solution.

    I have no questions for this one, but I'm open to any tips and feedback you have for me :)

    Click here to view the live site

    Click here to view the code

    @igor-ostojic

    Posted

    Amazing work, i love the snappy animations !

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  • @igor-ostojic

    Posted

    I love that you made the tooltip follow the mouse cursor, that is a very neat detail !

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  • @igor-ostojic

    Posted

    Wow

    Aside from the HTML issues That is a perfect design

    Very good tailwind attempt !

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  • @igor-ostojic

    Posted

    Excelent work man !

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  • @igor-ostojic

    Posted

    The final product looks very good ! Almost the same as the original design

    The only thing that's missing is the hover state. Great job !

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  • @carolinanonato

    Submitted

    Oof, somehow after months only build React websites/webapps I somehow FORGOT the basics of vanilla JS? This was perfect to reminding me some of the basic stuff, like HELLO DOM my oldest friend. There's only one version available for now, I might do the other sizes later!

    @igor-ostojic

    Posted

    I was excited to look at your code and site but it seems it is deleted :(

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  • @matheuspergoli

    Submitted

    I always hate working with images, it's my "Kryptonite", any help on that I'd appreciate, I'm still learning the basics of JS so, any help on that too is very welcome :)

    @igor-ostojic

    Posted

    Hey ! Great work so far !

    So for the element "data-btn-generator" If you want to make it a perfect circle, it needs to have both a height and a width with the border radius at 50%.

    As for the JavaScript, it all looks good to me !

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  • @igor-ostojic

    Posted

    Nice job !

    I would recommend using an external style sheet, rather than doing Internal styles in the html document.

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  • Byron 2,180

    @byronbyron

    Submitted

    Hello ladies and gentlemen! Here's my version of the Manage landing page using Sass, Swiper JS for the testimonials carousel, and vanilla JS for the mobile menu and primitive form validation in the footer. Hope you like it! Maybe even leave a lovely comment 👌

    @igor-ostojic

    Posted

    Excelent work !

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  • @igor-ostojic

    Posted

    Excelent work !

    Good job on using React !

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  • @igor-ostojic

    Posted

    Love the way you did the smooth animations when changing the data !

    I see you have used setTimeout. You can also use this for the animations : requestAnimationFrame()

    https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/window/requestAnimationFrame

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  • @igor-ostojic

    Posted

    Pretty much perfect man !

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  • bunee 2,060

    @buneeIsSlo

    Submitted

    Hey! guys, I completed another challenge. What seemed to be a fairly simple challenge at first, had some really head scratching elements to it. Took me a while to complete, but in the end I got there.

    Some not so necessary features

    1. Added a "loading" screen.
    2. Added some mildly satisfying hover effects.

    Questions

    I have no particular questions for this one, but would love the read your thoughts on it. Personally I feel like the code could have been much more efficient and accessible.

    Acknowledgement

    I want to thank @FlorianJourde and @beslerpatryk. Initially I wasn't so sure of how I'd approach this challenge, but looking through both of their solutions I picked up some really useful things.

    Click here to view the Live Site

    Click here to view the Code

    P.S. If you have any questions for me, Feel free to comment or message me on slack :)

    @igor-ostojic

    Posted

    WHAT THE HELL !

    This is insanely well done....

    I am seriously speechless...

    Do you maybe have any tutorials / guides on how to achieve that loading animation and the initial dashboard animation ?

    Everything is so smooth i can't stop replaying it....

    And one more question , since i have just done this challenge, is there any way to animate the changing of content when it is fetched from the JSON file and rendered to the HTML ?

    Thank you in advance ! Amazing amazing work once again.

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  • Bayoura 105

    @Bayoura

    Submitted

    Hello there!

    This is the first project on frontend mentor where I used JS (not a lot, though). The most difficult thing for me was definitely the positioning of the images... I am rather happy with how it turned out in the end, but please let me know your thoughts! I am happy about any piece of advice or feedback you're willing to give!

    Thank you in advance! :)

    @igor-ostojic

    Posted

    Amazing job done !

    I love what you did with JavaScript !

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  • @igor-ostojic

    Posted

    How do you always make the design pixel perfect ?

    Do you use Figma and copy all the widths and heights pixels or do you eyeball it ?

    Amazing job !

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  • @igor-ostojic

    Posted

    Excelent job !

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  • @mcdud

    Submitted

    My 3rd challenge. Came to frontendmentor challenges after a break. This challenge was pretty simple. Still using BEM, makes my CSS organized and easier to manage. Appreciate any feedback. Have a nice day!

    @igor-ostojic

    Posted

    Very nicely done !

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  • @igor-ostojic

    Posted

    Very nicely done, nice use of clamp !

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  • @ShivaHfard

    Submitted

    Hello everyone Since this is the first time I'm doing a challenge, I'd really appreciate your ideas on how to improve my coding skills, all the way from using Bootstrap, CSS classes, HTML elements, ... to the clean code. Thank you in advance.

    @igor-ostojic

    Posted

    Not a bad job at all !

    You can try doing it without bootstrap, so you can get more familiar with vanilla css and html

    if you need any help, you can check out my code here : https://www.frontendmentor.io/solutions/responsive-card-component-HDfLTIrz6

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  • @igor-ostojic

    Posted

    Excellent !

    Very good job.

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