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Submitted about 2 years ago

React Todo App with drag and drop functionality to reorder items

react
web weaver•310
@servant-of-Allah
A solution to the Todo app challenge
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Hello FrontendMentor team,

I am excited to submit my solution for the todo app challenge. As a free user, I unfortunately did not have access to the design files. Therefore, I approached the challenge by making educated guesses based on my understanding of good design principles and user experience.

Throughout the development process, I focused on creating a simple and intuitive interface that would allow users to easily add, update, and complete their tasks. I also made sure to include responsive design elements, so that the app would look great on all devices.

While I am proud of what I have accomplished, I am always looking to improve my skills and learn new techniques. I would greatly appreciate any feedback or suggestions that you may have regarding my solution.

Thank you for providing such a fun and challenging project. I look forward to hearing from you soon.

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