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Submitted 6 months ago

Contact Form

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Habeeb Kareem•1,020
@olaide-hok
A solution to the Contact form challenge
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  • Fernando Batista•630
    @FernJBatista
    Posted 6 months ago

    Hey there, great job!

    I really like you got it to work to update as the user interacts, so error messages disappear as the user corrects any errors.

    You really got it really good even down to the scale of the elements, nice!

    There are a few things you could improve to make this better in case you're interested:

    1. The radio buttons should not be able to be active both at the same time. And also, I couldn't unselect a radio button if I activated it.
    2. The error messages move the elements, it's not necessarily bad, but usually you should keep the interactive fields static and make only the error messages move or have animation, this way instead of everything calling the attention of the user, only the errors would (because they're the only ones moving, so they're easier to detect).
    3. When the submit is successful the message at the top has a weird looking text saying "success check". The rest of the message is good, but that just seemed weird.

    You did excellent here all around, I just wanted to mention these small tweaks since it's what is commonly used.

    Keep up the good work!

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