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Submitted about 2 years ago

RATING CARD INTERACTIVE!

SooperChiller•60
@SoopChiller
A solution to the Interactive rating component challenge
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This was my first attempt at adding JS to a project. Please tell me how to improve!!!!! Thank you!

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  • Jonatas Martins•100
    @jonatasolmartins
    Posted about 2 years ago

    Congratulation on your accomplishment! It seems like you start to build using a desktop-first approach, which is a bad idea. I start building for the desktop first and then when I change to the mobile mode it was looking very ugly LOL, I try to fix it but it was too hard so I decided to comment on everything and start it all over again from scratch and it works for me. Try not to use % unit cause it doesn't play well with responsiveness, probably that's why it doesn't fit well on the mobile, use rem or em(rem will be relative to the parent size and em relative to the root size) for fonts, padding, and margin instead. Hope my comment helps!

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