Card Types
Today I made sure that all of the card types were rendering correctly, not only in Display Deck but also on the Verify page. I also made it so that a user can choose the type of card they want from a drop-down menu.
I decided that it might be a good idea to get rid of the Verify page, and to instead show an "in-progress" card on the form page. This is also a good way to show off what React can do, because it can update itself as the user changes their mind. Of course, they would have to select a type of card before anything else would work (because the CSS styling depends on the type of card to know placement,) so that would be a point that needed a new error message.
Another big accomplishment for me today was that I changed my single CSS file into multiple smaller SCSS files. This was really helpful when I realized that all of my card images were a couple of pixels off from each other, leading to a lot of CSS rules just to display a single card.
I'm going to try and learn about Jest next. Besides, what good is a website if you can't test it?
I decided that it might be a good idea to get rid of the Verify page, and to instead show an "in-progress" card on the form page. This is also a good way to show off what React can do, because it can update itself as the user changes their mind. Of course, they would have to select a type of card before anything else would work (because the CSS styling depends on the type of card to know placement,) so that would be a point that needed a new error message.
Another big accomplishment for me today was that I changed my single CSS file into multiple smaller SCSS files. This was really helpful when I realized that all of my card images were a couple of pixels off from each other, leading to a lot of CSS rules just to display a single card.
I'm going to try and learn about Jest next. Besides, what good is a website if you can't test it?
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