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PayAPI multipage website w/ (Typescript + React + StyledComponents) 👾

lighthouse, react, styled-components, typescript, accessibility
Adrianoâ€ĸ42,890
@AdrianoEscarabote
A solution to the PayAPI multi-page website challenge
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Solution retrospective

👨‍đŸ’ģ Hello everyone.

It is with great satisfaction that I express my gratitude for having completed this project. It was a very comprehensive and successful initiative, which involved the creation of a four-page website and represented an excellent test of my skills in building responsive layouts. The site in question is a complete marketing tool, which has personalized form validation.

I have a strong desire to start larger projects, perhaps exploring different technologies.

Any feedback is extremely important

Thanks! 😊

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  • ApplePieGiraffeâ€ĸ30,525
    @ApplePieGiraffe

    Hello there, Adriano! 👋

    Excellent work on this challenge! 👍 You've paid great attention to detail and your solution is clean and responsive! 👏

    I love that you also wrote a great, informative README. 🙌

    Small tip—you don't need to add aria-hidden="true" to images that have no or an empty alt text, since that will already cause them to be ignored by screen readers. 😉

    And you may want to disable the default behavior of the form that collects the user's email in the hero section of the home page, since the submit button inside of it currently refreshes the page when clicked (skipping any validation on the form).

    Keep coding, my friend (and happy coding, too)! 😄

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