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Hi Alaa,
Your data flow and component-separation is good, but your site is a little difficult to use because of the UI - especially the images overflowing. Trying tweaking the css to make it more user-friendly. Also make sure you're using dynamic code where you can instead of hardcoding.
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It's best to clean up/remove code you're no longer using.
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Your page is currently hard to use because of your css styles. Make sure your page is sized well and dynamic and/or respects common media breakpoints, otherwise it will be hard to use.
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From the README file:
Note: the site is responsive, so have a look at the breakpoints in the deployed example project.
week1/project/ecommerce/src/App.jsx
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We don't want to hardcode all of these values. This works, but what would happen if you have 50 categories? What about if the backend adds a new category? (if we pretend that the data is coming from a backend service instead of our JS files).
Try to find a dynamic way to get the category name and match it against the category without having to manually check each name.
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