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• Overview
  • The challenge
  • Screenshot
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• My process
  • Built with
  • What I learned
  • Author

Users should be able to:

• View the optimal layout for the page depending on their device's screen size
• See hover states for all interactive elements on the page

• Solution URL: GitHub code solution URL
• Live site Url : Vercel QR code app

• Semantic HTML5 markup
• CSS custom properties
• Flexbox
• Grid
• Mobile-first workflow
• @media
• Angularjs
• JavaScript
• TypeScript

Throughout the development of this project, I encountered various challenges and gained valuable insights.

1. Notifying User Registrations :

   One notable challenge was implementing a notification system for user registrations. Overcoming this hurdle required a deep dive into the intricacies of notification creation.

2. Overlapping Pages with Z-Index :

   Understanding how to effectively overlap pages using z-index emerged as another pivotal aspect of the project. This presented a unique set of challenges that I successfully addressed.

3. Structural Shift: Grid vs. Flex :

   An important lesson learned was the significance of structuring pages using a grid system rather than relying solely on flex. This shift in approach contributed to a more organized and responsive design.

4. Font Awesome Integration :

   An accomplishment during this project was the successful integration of Font Awesome into the Angular application. This involved implementing icons and ensuring their functionality aligns with user interactions.

5. Mobile User Interaction :

   For mobile users, active events were added to buttons and fonts, enhancing user perception. This ensured a visual indication when buttons or icons were clicked on smaller screens.

6. Responsive Design with Media Queries :

   The implementation of media queries for specific screen sizes was crucial. A minimum width of 481px triggered a shift in structure to utilize grid, with buttons and fonts adapting their functions and incorporating hover events.

7. Notification System :

   The notification system, positioned on top of pages using z-index, was fine-tuned to appear for 5 seconds before gracefully disappearing. This added a dynamic and informative element to the user experience.

8. Technology Stack :

   The project utilized AngularJS for its directives, enabling seamless data binding to HTML elements, as well as leveraging dependency injection and routing. TypeScript played a key role, providing optional static typing and introducing the concept of classes for enhanced code organization.

• Github Profile: Kennedy-was-taken
• Frontend Mentor : @Kennedy-was-taken