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So far, my approach for the projects in #TheOdinProject was to stick to the assignment, follow the design, and only use what had been covered in the curriculum.

But coding a sign-up form that only works on desktop and at the same time taking a deep dive into responsive layouts to prepare for the “Building responsive layouts” learning path on #FrontendMentor is very weird.

The Full Stack JavaScript path by The Odin Project covers responsive design as the last front-end topic before React.

After working on four challenges for #FrontendMentor, it’s difficult for me to go back to working on projects for #TheOdinProject.

The Frontend Mentor challenges had simple, yet professional designs and high expectations regarding accessibility and responsiveness.

The projects for The Odin Project have designs that don’t look like they were made by a professional designer and come with the instruction not to worry about responsive layouts.

Those are two very different sets of constraints!

I've just completed my first front-end coding challenge from #FrontendMentor 🎉

You can see my solution here: frontendmentor.io/solutions/qr

Any suggestions on how I can improve are welcome!

I took a deep dive into web sustainability best practices for web fonts. You can read about the choices I made and find links to the main resources I used in the README for this project.

Frontend MentorFrontend Mentor | QR code component with self-hosted web fonts coding challenge solutionSabineEmden's front-end solution for the QR code component coding challenge on Frontend Mentor

Apologies for largely being absent. Life & health got in the road, and Twitter a bit too.

Currently enjoying a mixture of Figma, Objective-C, and some other bits. I need to do some more work on #WEBDev and #FrontendMentor challenges.

Mildly intriguied that UIListContentView isn’t part of the Xcode Component “Library” … was only introduced in iOS 14/Mac Catalyst 14.