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Solution to BMI Calculator via HTML/CSS/JS

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Justin Green•2,940
@jgreen721
A solution to the Body Mass Index calculator challenge
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Solution retrospective


Not gonna lie, the darn BMI calculator logic kinda tied me up more than I would have cared. Less in being able to get calculations and more just in that I found with the 2 units I had created a bunch of functions that essentially did the same thing so "enjoyed" trying to clean that up a bit in my JS. Definitely not perfect but a bit tidier. Fun design style with with the bottom cards having a somewhat unique arrangement on desktop. Added a couple of intersectionObserver animations but nothing grand, also added some calculator output logic with different text colors depending on users 'health' status. Feedback and suggestions welcomed! 🙂

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