Responsive Tip Calculator App using Sass and JavaScript

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

I was able to practice my code organization skills in this challenge. I read about the 7 - 1 architecture of Sass and made an inspiration out of it to organize my Sass files. I practiced creating comments and functions to separate my logic in my JavaScript file and make my code more understandable. I refactor my code until I am satisfied with it. I use AI tools like ChatGPT to help me in my learnings and in building this project without copy and pasting code.

Next time, I will use AI more often to get feedback for my code and get better each day.

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

One of the challenges that I have encountered is how I can organize my styling for better readability and maintainability. To overcome this, I read same articles and documentations and watch a few videos about it. I even asked AI for some help with this challenge and I refactored my code a few times. After doing all of these, I was able to write the code that I am proud of.

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

Here are some of my concerns:

• Is my JavaScript code easy to understand? I created a lot of functions in order to separate the logic and make it more readable. Hopefully, I was able to achieve that.

• Is my Sass files organization easy to follow? It is my first time using an architecture in organizing my Sass files. I got inspiration from the 7 - 1 architecture by Sass and change it a little bit for my project.

• Did I use the correct HTML elements for this project? I used a radio group and radio role for the tip percentage selection. I asked AI about it and it seems appropriate for me.

• How can I improve the accessibility of this project? I used a couple of aria attributes but I don't know if I used it correctly. Just correct me if I am wrong.

• How is the user experience of my output? I wrote a lot of logic in my code and I want you to try out my solution.

As usual, any feedback is welcome and I will be happy to read it.