I used React, CSS, Git, and semantic HTML for a responsive recipe page

What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

Most Proud Of I'm most proud of successfully implementing a dynamic and reusable table component using React's .map() function and clean and responsive styling that adapts well to different devices. Additionally, I ensured the page remained accessible and visually appealing with minimal code bloat.

What I'd Do Differently Next time, I would focus on improving performance by optimizing component re-renders and exploring more advanced CSS techniques, like animations, to enhance user experience. I'd also spend more time on accessibility features, such as better keyboard navigation and ARIA roles, to make the page more inclusive.

What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?

Challenges Encountered One of the main challenges I faced was dynamically rendering the nutrition table while maintaining a clean, responsive design with only horizontal lines. I also encountered issues with styling the table rows consistently and ensuring accessibility for all users. Debugging layout issues across different screen sizes and browsers was another hurdle.

How I Overcame Them To address these challenges, I used React's .map() function for efficient dynamic rendering and CSS properties like border-collapse and border-top for precise table styling. I relied on browser DevTools for debugging layout inconsistencies and tested the design on multiple devices to ensure responsiveness. For accessibility, I used semantic HTML elements like and and referred to documentation and best practices for guidance.

What specific areas of your project would you like help with?

Nothing in particular