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We have a new FREE challenge launching tomorrow! 🥳 It's a fun gaming sign-up form with client-side validation, DOM updates, and a password-strength indicator. If you want to practice building accessible forms, this is a great project.
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We have a new FREE challenge launching tomorrow! 🥳 It's a fun gaming sign-up form with client-side validation, DOM updates, and a password-strength indicator. If you want to practice building accessible forms, this is a great project.
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It’s been awesome seeing your journey @dev_TEMITAYO! ❤️
Going through my old tweets and all I can say is, thank you @frontendmentor for giving me such an amazing head start on my journey ❤️🫂
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Lots of seriously good entry-level opportunities in here 👀
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Getting good at building software still takes reps, and early on, you should type most code by hand. When you do use agents, read every line they write. Some teams skip human review on low-risk changes these days, but they've read enough code to know what low-risk means.
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Three free challenges for learning to fetch data from an API, in order. On each one, think about the empty states and edge cases (e.g., a failed API request). What should they look like? Thinking about these things when you build will help you build better projects.
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IP Address Tracker (Intermediate) Show the user's IP on a map when the page loads, then search any IP address or domain. You'll pair the IPify API with a mapping library like Leaflet. frontendmentor.io/challenges…
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Keep a running doc of the key decisions you make in your projects, like: "Cached the API response for 10 minutes, so the app stays within the free tier's daily request limit." When an interviewer asks about your work, you can pick the example that best fits the question.
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Build a portfolio project people use, even a small tool for your family. Keep improving it as their needs change. It shows you can maintain a project and builds your product sense. Write up your key decisions too, including where you went a different way from the AI.
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A rule of thumb from our guide to escaping tutorial hell: spend about 20% of your time learning concepts and 80% building projects. If you get stuck while building, that's a good thing. It shows a knowledge gap you can fill.
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