Yassssss! I finally completed my JavaScript tutorials on FreeCodeCamp.org! I’ve has a tough time understanding the JavaScript concepts. Today, it started to click! I was also able to do my Sass tutorials and start the React tutorials. I’m feeling great! Now I can continue working on the Wes Bos JavaScript 30 Challenges!
Happy Sunday! I hope everyone had a relaxing weekend. My weekend was very productive. I finally completed my CSS Selector Technical Document project for FreeCodeCamp.org. This page took a few weeks for me to complete. In addition to the design, there was a lot of information to cover. I’m proud …
I’m getting close to finishing my Landing Page project (FreeCodeCamp). I know I’ve said that before. However, it’s taken longer than I expected. Since my last post about my page, I’ve erased and restarted at least three times. I get so caught up on color schemes and animation, that I stray away from my main task. I need to focus on the User Story and demonstrate my current skills. Eventually, I will be able to code a webpage with a parallax image. When the time is right, I will master the interesting animation techniques. But for now, I just need a page that includes a video, a place to insert email, and a fixed top navbar.
When you finally figured out why your social icons wouldn’t justify-content-between using Bootstrap 4 and flexbox…
Yasss! It took an hour, but I finally figured out my “div” container wasn’t large enough… That meant my icons couldn’t spread out if they didn’t have room. Something so simple! Yet, it took an hour and a Google search before I realized my mistake. My #100DaysofCode is never dull!
I started working on my Product Landing Page two days ago. I decided to keep the Caribbean travel theme from my Survey Page. The tests set up by FreeCodeCamp have been very helpful. I get to see in real-time if my code is working and if I’m following the User Story accurately. It’s still a work in progress, so I’ll keep you posted.
I just completed my third Responsive Design Project tonight. Introducing my RF Travel Survey: Favorite Caribbean Islands form! The easy part was completing the code for the survey. It took longer for me to come up with the topic and questions. Once I did, the project was easy.
See the Pen FCC: TravelSurveyFormTLanette by T.Lanette Pollard (@TLanette) on CodePen.
The first two projects I completed before FreeCodeCamp added more tutorials. Now that I’ve learned more about responsive design and using media queries, I can go back to redesign my earlier projects. This was the first time where I felt all of the skills I have learned were finally sticking.
