I did this challenge to improve my JS skills. Your comments would be greatly appreciated.

Could anyone explain to me why the site works locally but doesn't work once hosted to GH Pages? I have noticed others' solutions have the same effect. Does it have to do with the API Key? I see CORS request did not succeed in the console when the page loads and it tries to get the client's IP Address.

when i click on buttons on a mobile device i get like a blue filter on my divs and i can't remove it (p.s. : i'll take any advice thank you)

Desejo que que puder, de o seu feedback para que assim eu possa estar evoluindo :) O intuito é era praticar meu JavaScript, e gostei muito do resultado.

Feedback appreciated! :D

Hi All, just finish a HTML and SCSS Page, I will be happy if you check my code especially SCSS and JAVASCRIPT what you think about the code? and how I can improve it? Thank you and have a nice day everyone

Anyone else using Svelte? I've recently picked it up and I must say I really like it. The build bundles are ridiculously small, and it's really nice and easy to use, albeit the Svelte Language Server in VS Code still is a bit iffy!

Hello coders!

What markup structure and styles did you use to make the page responsive, and move the image's position?

I had quite a bit of trouble with the toggler on mobile view. I was able to persist the mobile layout design until ~370px, and then it just goes haywire. Should I lower the font-size, even though it doesn't seem like it is lowered in the design file? Is there something I'm missing in the design file to make the toggler design not fall apart?

Also, any general feedback would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

Hey to all of you at Frontend Mentor,

this is my first-ever challenge. This was a lot of fun to do. Even though I did not learn anything new (because I was lazy enough for using just HTML & CSS), I was able to freshen up my knowledge well. I will do this challenge with ReactJS after I finish some other projects.

I bought some of your courses on Udemy a while ago. I received an email this morning with your message on the announcement page on one of the courses, and then I found this website.

So, I would like to give a big thanks to all involved for making this incredible website with all the useful stuff on it. As the British philosopher, James Allen, once said: “No duty is more urgent than giving thanks.”

Cheers from Brazil, Samuel Fuchs

This is my first time using Tailwind and I'm still on the fence about it. While it's relatively simple to make things responsive, there are a lot of things that seem like they'd be simpler to just do in CSS.

Anyway, I'm having a problem where, when you hover over my buttons, it pushes the cards down. Also, I couldn't figure out how to push all the buttons to the bottom of the cards...sometimes when you resize the cards, the buttons have different vertical-alignment. I feel like I could have gotten this perfect with regular CSS, but Tailwind gave me trouble. I've heard such good things about it...am I using it right? Is there something I'm missing?

I would like to receive feedback on how I used @media to make the layout responsive.

The mobile site isn't completely responsive and would like some feedback as to what can be improved

Any feedback is very appreciated. Thankyou for your feedback.

I would love to hear some feedback from you!

If you have any feedback I'd be glad to hear it.

This one was interesting?....I guess so.

I struggled alot with this challenge, but eventually I finished it.

I'm not so pleased with the result. There're tons of redundant codes could or should've avoided.

As always, ANY kinds of feedback are all welcomed and appreciated.

I would like to know how to maintain an image in the same place when the screen size is changed, the left pattern in the mobile version was moving when I changed the screen size, so I removed from it, but the right pattern maintained in the same place, I appreciate if anyone tell me what is the problem...

This is my first accordion project. It was a lot of fun and I think it turned out great! It took a lot less JS than I thought. Any feedback will be appreciated!

Most of the code i learn from an account name Jhunsen Samonte, really easy to learn :)

Point out mistake or bad practice are appreciated, thank you all for your time

That was quite a challenge! Especially, with the image adjusting. I decided to use background images instead of . I will appreciate any feedback you can give me.

This challenge was very tricky with the JS but the result is here (I hope) ! Feel free to give me any feedback. (:

Feel free to give me any feedback (:

Feel free to give me any feedback about my code (:

I had some trouble with one image, when I reduce the screen's size, it goes at the top instead of stay in the middle