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@porgsrpogs on UpRevise

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Devlog 3

Recap: Revision website to try and increase efficiency in learning so students can carry on spending the same amount of time revising, but with better results.

Changelog

  • Refactored loads of my Home.jsx and some other files to become more modular

  • Switched to tailwindcss

  • Updated UI

  • Removed some unnecessary things like dark/light mode to focus on functionality rather than visuals

  • Reduced the amount of react states I was using by like 50% whilst maintaining the same functionality

TLDR: I focused mostly on improving my structure so I can greatly increase my future rates of progress

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@jeremy

I just tested your website, and I have a few suggestions.

First of all, I would add the ability to press Enter to submit answers instead of always having to click the Submit button.
the same goes for the next button.

Second, I would recommend using plain HTML and CSS. From what I can see and based on what iam thinking you’re trying to achieve, you don’t really need Tailwind CSS for this kind of website. It seems to add unnecessary complexity, and everything you’ve built so far could have been created with regular HTML and CSS as well.

Of course, this is completely subjective, and I’m also still a beginner, but that’s just my perspective as a user who tried the website.

I’m also not sure whether this is an intended feature or a bug, but I would suggest disabling the Submit button until the user enters text into the input field. Otherwise, it might make sense to add a second button that allows users to skip a question without submitting an empty answer.

@jeremy

I just tested your website, and I have a few suggestions.

First of all, I would add the ability to press Enter to submit answers instead of always having to click the Submit button.

Second, I would recommend using plain HTML and CSS. From what I can see and based on what you’re trying to achieve, you don’t really need Tailwind CSS for this kind of website. It seems to add unnecessary complexity, and everything you’ve built so far could have been created with regular HTML and CSS as well.

Of course, this is completely subjective, and I’m also still a beginner, but that’s just my perspective as a user who tried the website.

I’m also not sure whether this is an intended feature or a bug, but I would suggest disabling the Submit button until the user enters text into the input field. Otherwise, it might make sense to add a second button that allows users to skip a question without submitting an empty answer.

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