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Hello 👋,

This is my solution for the single price grid component challenge. 👨‍💻

Any feedback on my HTLM or CSS would be appreciated!

Thank you for taking the time to view my solution and for any feedback provided!

Primeiro projeto mais elaborado , tive algumas dificuldades na parte do CSS, demorei um pouco a mais do que esperava mais consegui concluir com algumas ajudas, duas semanas de estudos já me rendeu bons conhecimentos, espero melhorar mais e ser mais rapido.

Need help adding the lower background Please feel free to comment and give me tips on how to improve my code.

I struggled a little bit writing semantic html because sometimes I don't know very well which tag suites best, any advice?

I haven't used sass for a while, have I exploited it well? Do you think it can be better used to optimize styles?

I don't have any more specific questions but any feedback is welcome!

If you believe the code could have been done in a better/more efficient way, please let me know! All feedback is very welcome and appreciated.

Not sure how to position the attribution div such that it does not overlap with the result summary when the window changes size...

I also feel like my use of divs may have been excessive, as it's starting to feel a bit messy with all the different class names

Great Challenge but I do not understand why my error message and button moves down when clicked. The JS functionality is complete aside from the styling error. Anyone else have similar problems or anyone that wants to weigh in on this bug would be greatly appreciated!

Just did the thing. I think it works. Yup. Have a good day :)

In what ways can the solution be improved?

The transition between the desktop and mobile view is rather ugly (almost anywhere between 1440px and 654px width). Do you have any tips/tricks, to improve my skillset in it?

Hello, this wasn't the best design by me but it does the job kind of. Any feedback or resources on how I can take my CSS /design to the next level will be greatly appreciated.

I've just started learning to code again after taking a longer-than-intended break. This project really tested my ability to recall knowledge I haven't used for a while. It helped me gauge how much I remember (surprisingly more than I thought!) and what I need/want to work on.

Admittedly, most of my time on this project was spent tweaking the CSS to reflect the design images as accurately as possible.

Hi Everyone! 😊

This is my second project in React.js after learning it for a little bit over a month.

I've definitiely got better at planning how certains tasks could be executed as well as figuring out the component tree. The project was definitely challening, but I am happy with the outcome.

Here are some main features that I've used in this challenge:

• main data flow is controlled by context,
• custom hooks are validating inputs from the main form as well as checkboxes from the add-ons page,
• main from validation is executed using the useReducer hook.

I've also disabled possibility of switching to a next page if the current step is not completed correctly.

To be honest, I am starting to enjoy React.js more and more with every project. I can't wait to learn more new things and then take up another challenge.

As always, I would be grateful for any advices or feedback.

Thanks! Asia

Hello there!

I just finished my fifth challenge, and the first one on junior level. I would appreciate any feedback or comment.

Thanks!

simple task - simple solution.

Tips for writing CSS with regards to different screen sizes?

1. What could I have done differently without using Bootstrap?
2. What is something that needs to be changed about the code?