Corina Murg's Projects
a JavaScript project to test my accessibility skills
my first react app utilizing usestate hook. it features functional components and dark mode
React practice with updating state immutably following an onClick event
react mini project to test a dark mode toggler
tiny project to create an accessible dropdown menu in javascript
tiny project to create an accessible dropdown menu in react
Accessible and responsive accordion card built with JavaScript. Based on a design by Frontend Mentor
testing various interactive elements (checkbox, inputs, links etc) for keyboard access. from Sutton's A11y course on Frontend Masters
GeoGebra Activities with JavaScript
A quiz that shows you how many semantic HTML tags you actually know.
Built in React using functional components. Keyboard accessible. Employed "useRef" for focus management. Relies on the `useEffect` hook to trigger an API request to the Imgflip API on the initial render of the `Meme` component.
Desktop note-taking app created in React. Uses the React Markdown Editor. Stores notes and content using Local Storage. Features dark/light modes.
a twitter-like UI for cat enthusiasts. created after completing a course on CSS grid and flex
react practice with components. used a Frontend Mentor design (changed colors to make it accessible)
JavaScript practice a Frontend Mentor design. Changed colors to make it accessible.
react practice with rendering a dynamic list of card elements.
tiny react project to practice fetch api data
practice project in react to build a form with input fields, checkbox, dropdown, submit
react practice with props and conditional rendering
📝 React Markdown Editor
react practice with props
practice project in react to build a basic sign-up form (email, password, submit). no validation
react practice with usestate and useeffect to keep track of the window width
react practice with searching and filtering an array of objects
react practice with fetching and filtering api data
Tiny project in React to test managing a skip link with the opacity property