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Spent longer than I would have liked on this challenge but really happy with the final product. I have tried to build this site in a scalable way - particularly the cart functionality - to be able to add other products which added to the complexity.

Enjoyed the challenge of building out the slideshow functionality so it can be interacted with using the buttons, thumbnails and making it scrollable.

Would really appreciate any feedback :)

I completed this challenge using react, react-router and styled components. I also took the opportunity to integrate a headless CMS and used Contentful to implement the portfolio section.

Any feedback would be much appreciated :)

I have started to dabble in TypeScript and wanted to go back over some React for this one.

I also learnt how to host fonts, instead of using Google fonts, because there seemed to be some kind of issue with the Google font.

Any feedback would be appreciated! :)

Hey!

I've completed this site using sveltekit to make a multi page site. I have also tried to focus on accessibility and the tablist works by keyboard navigation with the up and down keys.

I learnt so much about the different ways of passing data in svelte and how components are mounted to the DOM.

Hope you like it! Would appreciate any feedback you have :)

This is my first time using Svelte and I enjoyed using it a lot. Not sure I have implemented everything in the best possible way - but I'm pretty happy with the result.

Any feedback would be welcome. Thanks for looking :)

Enjoyed this challenge and using Tailwind CSS again - maybe not the best use case for it when the design file has such little consistency between typography and spacing. But that's more a complaint about the design than Tailwind ;)

I liked the layout challenges and trying to make the design look good at every screen size. I can see the improvement in my own knowledge and ability from when I originally started this challenge a while back.

I have tried to focus on making the navigation accessible - if anyone has any feedback on this or anything else, would love to hear it!

I really enjoyed this challenge and also learning Tailwind CSS.

I can see the benefits of Tailwind (implementing the dark theme was much easier and I like that it's fully customisable) and also some of the limitations.

I am trying to keep accessibility in mind on every site but I have removed the focus state on the input simply to keep with the design provided. I also had to remove the autocomplete because I was struggling to change the default chrome styling using Tailwind.

Any feedback would be welcome! Thank you.

Focussed on improving my Javascript and also making accessibility improvements.

Would welcome any feedback :)

Any feedback would be appreciated. Especially on the javascript as this is where I want to improve :)

Enjoyed this challenge. Any feedback would be appreciated :)

For this challenge I have kept it to using plain HTML, CSS and JS. I'm keen to improve my basic JavaScript and have also been learning React, but it was nice to appreciate how much simpler it is to just use vanilla HTML, CSS and JS!

I would like to come back to this and play about with the animation some more, but wanted to upload it in the current version.

Any feedback would be appreciated :)

This is my first React challenge on here - and I definitely learnt a lot! So glad I persevered, and I'm pretty happy with the result.

I have used React with Styled Components for the CSS. I am using localStorage to persist the todo items and theme selection and I have also implemented the drag and drop functionality using react-beautiful-dnd.

Any feedback would be most welcome! Thanks :)

Any feedback would be welcomed :)

Thanks for looking.

Any feedback would be welcome :)

Would welcome any feedback please :)

Would welcome any feedback :)

Any feedback would be welcomed :)

I wanted to challenge myself with this one - and oh my it was a challenge!! 😓

Please can anybody give me feedback on how to improve my code in this or approach this in a better way?

Is there an easy way to make all the DOM changes smoother and less jumpy?

Is there a better way to make this particular grid layout with differing size columns responsive?

Any feedback would be welcome.