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i have used 2 html files , One for signup page and on for the msg page

MANISH•20
@Manishbhai9350
A solution to the Newsletter sign-up form with success message challenge
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What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

I am proud of that i used 2 html files for this , One index and one succes html files features -

1 . When you are writing the email it will not check it when you stop writing email for 600ms it will authenticate the email , I used regex for email authentication , if the email is wrong it will give an error that is showes in the design if the email is write it will store it in the localStorage . then you will be redirected to the succes html file there you will see your email

2 . If you will try to directly go to the succes html file without entering the email You will be redirected to the index.html file

 Thats it now you should check more features by check out the project
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?

1 . Email Authentication 2 . Page redirection 3 . Error when email is wrong 4 . Can not directly go to succes page without entering the Email

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