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Memory Game (React)
#react#typescript#sass/scssPSubmitted about 2 months agoAny feedback/advice appreciated :)
Is there a simpler way to implement the transient state after the user picked the second card?
I used a timeout event upon which the game state is updated with either the selected cells hidden (if they don't match) or marked as found and kept visible (if they match), but I feel the code to schedule the timeout is more complicated than it should.
REST Countries API with color theme switcher (React)
#react#sass/scssPSubmitted 2 months agoAny advice/feedback welcome!
Product cart with list (React)
#reactPSubmitted 2 months agoAny advice/feedback appreciated.
In particular: I didn't find a way to animate the closing of the modal (which is a
<dialog>
) like on the Figma prototype. I tried things from this blog post but I couldn't make it work well on Firefox, Chrome and Safari.Time tracking dashboard (HTML + CSS + JavaScript vanilla)
#lessPSubmitted 3 months agoAny feedback/advice welcome!
Newsletter sign-up form (HTML + CSS + JS vanilla)
PSubmitted 3 months agoAny feedback/advice welcome!
Article preview component (HTML + CSS + JS vanilla)
PSubmitted 3 months agoAny advice/feedback welcome.
Testimonials Grid Section (HTML + CSS only)
PSubmitted 3 months agoAny feedback/advice welcome!
In particular, I'm wondering if CSS could be simplified - in pure CSS and/or with a CSS preprocessor.
Product preview card (HTML + CSS only)
PSubmitted 3 months agoAny feedback/advice welcome, no specific area.
Recipe page (HTML + CSS only)
PSubmitted 3 months agoI don't understand the "Spacing" section in the Figma design: I feel I'm missing something, my spacing variables are a mess.
Also would like to see a cleaner solution for the image sizing.
Social links profile (HTML + CSS only)
PSubmitted 3 months agoFonts: I think there is a small difference in fonts between my solution and the Figma design
- "Jessica Randall" looks wider in the design than in the implementation.
- "London, United Kingdom" looks bolder in the design than in the implementation.
- "Front-end developer and avid reader." looks thinner in the design than in the implementation.