Feedback Modal Component

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In this frontend challenge, you'll build a Feedback Modal Component. This challenge is perfect for you if you've been learning CSS and JavaScript and are looking to practice what you've learned by building something new and beginner-friendly.

Feedback Modal Component Frontend Challenge

About the Challenge

In this frontend challenge, you'll build a Feedback Modal Component. This challenge is perfect for you if you've been learning CSS and JavaScript and are looking to practice what you've learned by building something new and beginner-friendly.

You can use as many (or as few) tools, libraries, and frameworks as you'd like. If you're trying to learn something new, this might be a great way to push yourself.

Challenge Requirements

  • The Feedback Modal Component should be triggered by a button, and it should appear as a modal overlay on top of the current page.
  • The modal should include a rating scale that allows users to rate a product on a scale of 1 to 10.
  • Users should be able to select a rating by clicking on a number in the scale.
  • The modal should close when the user submits their feedback.
  • The modal should get closed by clicking on a “Cancel” button or by clicking outside of the modal.
  • Show the hover state of all the elements.
  • The component should be responsive and display correctly on different screen sizes.
  • Make this landing page look as close to the design as possible.

Taking your Project to the Next Level

  • Use a framework like React, Vue, or Svelte. Or, if you're feeling particularly adventurous, try writing everything in Vanilla JavaScript.

Resources

What you'll Learn?

In this frontend challenge, you'll learn how to build interactive UI components using CSS and JavaScript. You will learn to use CSS flexbox to create responsive UI components. Additionally, you will also learn to handle the open/close functionality of a modal. You're going to love it! So what are you waiting for?

Getting Started

  • To get started, download the starter code(zip file).
  • Take a look around. Look at the project's Figma file. This is a great way to see how the pieces and parts should look within the browser.
  • Open the project's README.md file. It has additional information about the challenge.
  • Set up version control (we recommend Git) and create a GitHub repository for this challenge.
  • Customize your project/file architecture to your liking.
  • Happy coding! 👍

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