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What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?.
Is my code ok? Is it convoluted? I know I could probably shorten some functions or make it more concise. I'm also worried I used too many states, ahah.
I'd like help with my 'active' styles for the button! I can't for the life of me get the arrow SVG to stay grey when you long click on the button. Any advice would be great! I would like to keep using NextJS's Image tag to do this, btw.
I feel like my style files are so ugly and long. Does anyone have any resources to keep CSS short for responsive styles with tricks and hacks?
I would like help with making my SCSS files better? Are there any responsive shortcuts that I could have done instead of using media queries?
I feel like my SASS files are a little long? If there is some way to keep it short and concise while still keeping the styles, I would love to know!
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What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?.
Great work. Your site looks identical to the design. One thing I would fix is the 'Please select an answer' error msg that shows up every time a new question shows up. It's better UX for the error to be hidden and only show up when a user clicks on 'Submit Answer' without selecting an option.
Hey, this is great! A few things I noticed that can be changed:
I like the way you have a warning for the character length and the password requirements. I'm not familiar with Vue so I can't offer any suggestions on that, sorry!
Looks great! Your code was easy to follow and your responsiveness to different screen sizes was good.
Hey! This looks great on mobile and desktop. There are few things you add to it imo:
My enthusiasm for personal learning and skill development is being challenged by the incredible pace of AI progress. Playing with tools like the latest Gemini has left me feeling demotivated. Is this a common feeling, perhaps an overreaction, or just too soon to judge? Looking for advice or shared experiences.
Looks great. One thing I would advise is to use .getElementById()
instead of .querySelector()
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To answer your AI question, it's a common feeling but I've noticed the code AI spits out isn't necessarily the "best" and I've had to revise it multiple times for it to be decent code, especially for more complex projects. I think the issue is the industry making it seem as if it's the greatest thing in the world and having junior devs whip up a full stack web app in less than 2 hours using AI without compromising on the code itself. If the code AI gives is unreadable (or sometimes even not possible), it's useless.
Looks great! One thing I would mention is that I don't think your codebase includes semantic HTML, especially for the Share button.