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- @ljcutts
Hey Aayush, well done! This is a nice solution. In terms of responsive, you must mean making the frontend compatible for different devices like the desktop or the phone. Not sure if you did this, but most people work on the mobile-version first and then work on the desktop version. Usually what helps with making different versions of the app is constraining the size of the divs and containers with css properties like "max-width" and "min-width". In terms of the font-size, I think it depends on how the design looks, but usually I'm pretty sure the font-size is going to change depending on the version of the app. This is also the case with changing the css properties with html elements in general to fit the app design.
- @DiegoImperiano@ljcutts
Nice work! First for the tip calculator title, I would have used the logo.svg that was given to you in the image folder. I would also work on trying to center the whole tip-calculator container as it is on the original design. Maybe add some heavier weight to your font? I'm not sure what the R is there for in terms of the currency. As far as the 'No Tip" button, it should say "Custom" meaning the user can put in any tip% they want, say for example 11. On the desktop version on the left side with the bill inputs, I would probably add padding at the bottom to give some spacing like you have on the right side. For the mobile version, I would constraint the width(max-width, min-width) of the app more so that it doesn't keep adjusting as you make your computer window bigger. As far as the total amount for the calculations, it should be the bill + the tip amount. For example, if the bill is $100 and the tip amount is $25, the total should be $125. Hope this helps!
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