I’m at the point now where I can start working on these mini JavaScript projects. I have the same paralyzing fear I had with The Apple Clone and Findtrend a few months back. Stepping outside of the classroom to create logic from scratch is a scary feeling. It’s up there with merging onto the highway for the first time as a student driver. In a weird way I’m looking forward to getting stuck for days and brute forcing my learning 💪🏻

I think I have a CSS problem because I don't know how to make the design look like in the photo on Pinterest. It is no longer available on dribble to be able to open it live to check. Why my sign up button is bigger and the sign in smaller when I applied the align-items class to the container and both should have been the same? I guess I just want a general feedback on my code to see if it's a good start or if I should have a different approach. Thank you :) https://stackblitz.com/edit/vitejs-vite-phywyhvq?file=src%2FApp.jsx

At what point in the program do we graduate to using those cutting edge AI tools to speed up the processes like generating the basic structure and the first draft of the app you're going to build and then customize the design and functionality to your requirements and make it your own? Right now I'm using them only as a replacement for google search (although I'd end up reading the answers in stackoverflow a lot of times 😅) cuz I'm afraid of the two things. 1) Relying on them so much I miss out on the opportunity to learn the fundamentals and gain the necessary problem solving skills. 2) Hand coding every little thing to the point I miss out on the opportunity to leverage those tools and stay behind the curve. What about you?

https://codepen.io/val-ue/pen/wBKLgrx?editors=0010 Moved a lot of variables into an object and fixed the reset function