Responsive calculator built with Vanilla JS

@Aik-202 Hi Assurance, thanks for checking it out, and yes, this is a point I noted in my README for further development. I just followed the design given in this challenge, and this is the way they designed it, but I agree with you that it would be better for user experience if they can see the previous operand as well, which is why I included this point as something to add in future versions 🙂

@Aik-202 Hey Assurance, I just made changes to the calculator to include a small display to show the previous input. I didn't want to include every input, as that could require more space and multiple lines, and I wanted to keep the displays one line only. Anyway, this updated version should be better than having no previous input displayed!

@elaineleung Yeah, I've reviewed the site, it's much better, nice work!!!!!

@correlucas Hi Lucas, thank you for the comment! I wish I can take credit for being creative, but the theme switcher is actually part of the challenge, and so are the color schemes 😆

Thank you also for pointing out the div wrapped around the header and main, and to be honest I don't remember what led me to make that decision! I probably was trying too hard to figure out how to work the switch and the calculator keys that I wasn't really thinking about the overall structure. I think you're right about accessibility, because even though the report is not showing any major issues and even though I have my main and header tags, I would still prefer to use a container instead inside the main and header tags. I'll try changing that later!

@AntoineC-dev Hey Antoine, thanks for the comment, which made me test it on my phone just now (which I forgot to do before submitting) 😂

I agree, the switch is already small, and on the mobile phone it looks even smaller. I have relatively smaller fingers, and so clicking around was OK, but yeah, I don't think it's good to have it so small, not so good for UX generally. Even other switches on my phone's system UI aren't that small.

@md5dalton Thank you for the tip! Will be sure to try it out 🙂

@elaineleung you're welcome. Happy coding 👌

@Source-Web Thanks for your input and comments, Nwali, means a lot! I just checked out your calculator, and I'll definitely look through your comment there more thoroughly when I have the time.

About the display, I think what you did in having the main display box show both the first and second operands with the operator is something I'd see on graphing calculators and not this kind of simple calculator, most likely due to the limitation in space since everything needs to be displayed on one row. If you check out Web Dev Simplified's tutorial, he has an extra display row above the main display where he shows the first operand and the operator after the operator is pressed, and the main display only shows the number being currently inputted and the resulting evaluation. This also resembles my Windows calculator, and that's what I aim to add later.

@nonoza Thank you so much! 😊

@MikeProduce Yes you can! 😊

@livinglifemeaning Thanks Asha! 😊

@RafiiMahmudRiizvii Thank you Rafi!