In this challenge, you'll build a Calendar Viewer Component. This challenge is perfect for you if you've been learning JavaScript and want to take your JavaScript skills to the next level by building a real-world project.
About the Challenge
In this challenge, you'll build a Calendar Viewer Component. This challenge is perfect for you if you've been learning JavaScript and want to take your JavaScript skills to the next level by building a real-world project.
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 component should display a calendar with the current month and year, along with the days of the week.
Users should be able to navigate to the previous and next months by clicking on buttons or arrows.
The component should highlight the current day of the month.
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
Users should be able to add new events by clicking on a day and entering event details into a modal form.
Users should be able to edit or delete existing events by clicking on the event and modifying the details in the modal form.
The component should highlight the days with different background colours on which events have been added.
The component should save the events in local storage, so they persist between page reload.
Use a framework like React, Vue, or Svelte. Or, if you're feeling particularly adventurous, try writing everything in Vanilla JavaScript.
In this challenge, You'll practice how to use DOM manipulation to manipulate the data. This is a great skill to have in your developer’s belt because it can help you create more dynamic and interactive websites. 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.
Customize your project/file architecture to your liking.
Happy coding! đź‘Ť
Get Involved with the Community
Join our Discord community and share your solutions with others. Ask questions and get answers from the fellow developers, help others and get involved with the community.
It's an amazing place to learn and grow as a developer, and we'd love for you to be a part of it!
So, what are you waiting for? Click on the download button to get started.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a frontend challenge?
A frontend challenge is a coding project or task that requires you to use HTML, CSS, JavaScript, or frontend frameworks and libraries like ReactJs or NextJs to create a frontend project or UI component. It's a great way to practice your coding skills, build your portfolio and showcase your frontend skills to potential employers.
How can these frontend challenges help me improve my skills as a frontend developer?
Frontend challenges can help you improve your skills as a frontend developer in several ways. By building these real-world frontend projects, you can gain practical experience with various frontend technologies and learn how to apply them to solve complex problems.
Can I use external libraries or frameworks in my frontend challenge submission?
Yes, absolutely! We're providing the vanilla HTML, CSS and JavaScript files, but you can use whatever tools and frameworks you'd like. We can't wait to see what you come up with.
What is the best way to get help when I'm stuck?
We have a great community of developers that are happy to help out with your project. You can join our Discord server and chat with other developers or post questions in our #help channel.
Can I add this frontend project in my portfolio?
Absolutely! These projects are perfect for your portfolio, and they're a great way to show off your web development skills. But, be honest about the work that you did.
