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This was my first time taking Tailwind for a spin, probably going to work on a few smaller projects with it again to really get a feel for it.

This one took a while. Lots of things that I kept noticing when I thought I was finally done. Any feedback is welcome, as always!

Need to better comment the code later and finish the README documentation. Styling this one was a bit tricky, mostly because of the timezone element. It can be wildly different lengths depending on where you're located. My timezone is fairly long, so I'm hoping it looks good for everyone else.

Took a bit, but I learned a lot from this one! Built the bonus version of this challenge because it doesn't require much additional logic/markup/styling. Definitely going to make use of certain components again (like the modal) in future projects. Also went much more in depth with SCSS and its file structure here.

Cooling down with an easier challenge before I tackle my next one with React.

Tested out some interesting stuff with this one, mainly involving the meter element. Never used it before, and had to do some research when it came to styling it.

First big project I've done with React! As always, let me know if there's anything I can improve, thank you! 👍

Decided to get this one done as well just to have all the newbie challenges completed. Gonna tackle some of the harder ones with React now!

Decided to knock out this one as well! These premium challenges are definitely a bit more challenging than others on their difficulty tier.

Fun little challenge to get me back in the swing of things. Tried to do this as quickly as possible while making it near pixel perfect (~1 hour)

Managed to get this done during Thanksgiving week! I know it probably doesn't match the design exactly (mostly in regards to the planet images size), but I think it still looks good.

Had to make some of my own judgement calls on this one, like limiting user input to 13 characters for the sake of staying accurate to the designs styling. Unsure if there is an easier way to add keyboard functionality or not, let me know if you can think of any improvements please!

This was my first time working with JSON data. Any ideas to make the JavaScript more efficient? I tried to do it with the least amount of code possible. Thank you as always!

Really interesting challenge! I liked the focus being primarily on CSS for this one. I know the font and phone in general may look a little small, but I was following the design for this one pretty heavily, and it matches up really well.

Probably made this one a lot harder for myself than it needed to be. Anyone have any tips on how to do this more efficiently, or any better ways to go about the JS portion of this project in general?

Tried something new while working on this one! First time using SCSS, and I really enjoyed it. Any feedback is welcome, as always! Thank you!

Really liked the design for this one, so I decided to give it a try. This challenge required some interesting things, such as choosing to either set an image as the background for a section or use absolute position to get the text in the right place. It was a little finicky, but I think it looks good across all screen sizes. Any feedback welcome!

Fun challenge, I think curved transitions between sections looks really awesome! I'm unsure if I used the most optimal approach to achieve this or not (I simply inserted each image before and after the sections as needed, and then used CSS to make them function as intended). I know there are many ways to do this though. Any tips would be appreciated!

First premium challenge complete! This one was fun, I haven't done much work with absolute positioning before. Also one of the first challenges where I've had to create a tablet layout as well. Any feedback welcome as always!

Not too bad. Pretty easy challenge to practice using grid a bit more!

Decided to do this without Javascript to complete the optional challenge in the description. Also added the animation of the box bobbing up and down just for fun.

I tried using space-between to properly distribute all the content throughout the column. Any advice is appreciated!

Any feedback welcome, thank you! Working with Javascript like this is a bit new to me.

Much more complex than I thought it would be. Feel free to drop any feedback you have!