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Andrea Miotto
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Andrea Miotto
iOS Development Techdegree Graduate 23,357 Points

First Portfolio's Project. Please Review. Be gentle :)

After the Front End Track I decided to work deeply on the Canvas Project that TTH offer in one of the courses from that track.

I give you the link. This is my first project. http://www.andreamiotto.net/letsdraw/ Is this possible to put it in any kind of portfolio or it's too simply and shitty?

Do you have something to suggest me to improve it?

Anyway I'm not able to make the canvas responsive, any tips?

Thank you!

1 Answer

jason chan
jason chan
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It's actually pretty impressive. The changes I would make are make it mobile friendly. Try making the application for smartphones. PC is kind of dying out.

Overall very good.

Andrea Miotto
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Andrea Miotto
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Pretty impressive? :D I didn't expect that. Yes, my target is to make it responsive for mobiles too, but I have several problems with the canvas... Do you know if there is any event listener in Jscript or Jquery to listen any changes to the windows size? Doing that i can update the canvas size every time the windows change.