This is a fun little project I did over my break to review React fundamentals. I gathered hex code color data and set it up in files for a front-end UI-intensive app experience. My goal was to get more comfortable handling state, local storage, conditional rendering, and to do a CSS review on responsive layouts. Since I made this app for myself for fun, I thought about how I might use it when designing other websites as a color picking aide for new palettes. The Sandbox container will be great for assessing color palettes with the Colorblindly Chrome add-on, and then with the Randomizer I can get ideas from a pre-set collection of 450 colors.
Visit my app here.
- Click to open repo
- Click the "Fork" button. (This will create a user copy of the repository.)
- Open the Terminal application.
- In Terminal, use the "cd" command to navigate to where the local repository will live.
- In GitHub, click on the green "Code' dropdown.
- You will see three clone options. Select "SSH".
- Copy the SSH key.
- In Terminal, run "git clone [insert copied SSH key here]".
- In Terminal, use the "cd" command to navigate into the newly created directory.
- Open the local repository in VS Code by typing:
code . - Type
npm run devin your Terminal to run the Vite app in your browser.
This app was made by El Brewster! You can find me at: * GitHub * LinkedIn