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Created using React TypeScript and Tailwind CSS. Creating the filter functions was the hardest part of this project. I would like feedback to improve my coding skills please. :)

This project was a 2nd attempt for me to try using TypeScript. Feedback is appreciated.

Initially I wanted to use TypeScript in this project to practice using the language, but whenever I got to the part where I wanted to toggle between Monthly and Annual price, TypeScript was giving me issues with types especially when using Context API. I decided that maybe TypeScript isn't right for this project and reverted back to JSX.

Built using React, React Router Dom, and Tailwind CSS.

For some reason, when I open the site locally the crew images do not cause the crew page to scroll past the max height which is 100% of the viewport, but when I do open the site as a deployed project, the crew site is scrollable past max height.

I tried setting fixed height to the crew images and erased any top margins, but the problem continues to persist. Let me know how to fix this. Thanks!

This was a practice project for me to practice mobile first coding since I'm used to coding in desktop first. Created using React and Tailwind CSS. One thing I learned from creating this project is how to use the :nth-child css selector to target a specific child in a parent container. I used this to create the alternating pattern between image and text in the main section.

I started on this project months ago using React, but I found I was "newbyish" with React, so I stopped and practice coding other projects. Finally came back to this one and I found it was much easier than I thought in hindsight.

Difficult project I created using React Router Dom and Tailwind CSS. Was very fun and challenging. The best thing I learned from this project is changing BrowserRouter to HashRouter so that the app properly deploys in Github pages. The most challenging part of this project is probably making my site responsive especially with the mobile menu. Anyways, as usual, feedback is appreciated.

Took me so long to finish this because because I was learning React at the same time but, any feedback on my code is helpful.

Some difficulties I with this project is how to updated my cart in my header with the quantity added and how to change thumbnail's border and opacity when its corresponding full size image is in display.

This is my first project created with React and Tailwind CSS. I know I'm suppose to make separate components for the image and the main container, but I had to put them in one JSX file for the main container to hold the image without it going out of container itself. I'll try to create more separate components next time. I like some feedback on how to improve my code with React. Not sure if I should continue to use Tailwind because it's kind of more confusing than Vanilla CSS, but I did have fun and learned a lot about Tailwind.

My first project to access an API. I'm still a little confuse on how async functions work despite researching the topic, but that's ok. Developers are constantly learning and improving. Feedback is welcome :)

I'm unsure on why there's large space in between the gaps of my columns in my footer section. Is there a better way to reduce the gap in those columns rather than set a fixed width for the columns? Is it alright to create a different stylesheet for the media queries, so I don't have to include them all in one styles.css? Any constructive feedback is very valuable. Took me a while to complete, but I had fun coding and learning in the process.

Took me a while to finish this supposedly easy project, but once again, JavaScript was hard to learn and code, but I still pulled through. Not only did I learn more JavaScript from this project, but the most important skill I learned was how to problem-solving. Being able to break down a problem and figuring out how to solve it was very rewarding. I hope in future projects, I get challenged like this again. Once again, feedback would be much appreciated. :)

Very fun project for a newbie like me. Biggest challenge in this was learning JavaScript. Helpful feedback would be nice :)

Took me a little more than a month to finish this project because I was learning JavaScript at the same time. I also realized a little too late while building this site that I should always start with mobile design first before doing desktop. I struggled a lot during this project especially trying to get my error popup message to appear, but it was fun and I learned a lot. Any suggestions, tips, and tricks, to improve my code are welcome.

Spent 3 weeks working on this. Had a lot of fun trying to make this. As usual, feedback is encouraged.

Here is my 3rd and final attempt at this challenge. As always, feedback is appreciated :)

Please provide feedback on how to improve my site. :)

While it is not exactly like the design images, to me, it is the journey of doing this project that mattered to me more than the result. I practiced and learned new tips, tricks, and knowledge with both HTML and CSS. This process of learning made doing web development more fun more me. As usual, I would like some feedback on how to improve my Front End Skills, particularly HTML and CSS.

Give me feedback on how I can improve my coding skills. This was my first website to create and it took me forever to get this done, but I finally did it.