• How to use the about .map syntax which allows us to return an array when presented a list of objects. We also learned that methods always take functions as an argument
• document.querySelector("h2:nth-of-type(1) span[role='img']"); Using this function, I learned that nth-of-type() is for the entire document, not only for the same parent.
• Using the code *v const renderFormula = value =>
• Learned how to use arrays to replace any given instances in a string using replace./[]/g
• Additionally, also learned that traversing is another method, that is more dynamic than .querySelector and as a result can target elements that the user would like to search inside compared to searching the entire document
Furthermore, I also today that there are 3 levels of accessibility:
A- Basic needs
AA- Standard practice to have implemented into your apps (RBI)
AAA- User with accessibility needs can have the same experience as a user without.
Today I learned:
• How to use the
about .mapsyntax which allows us to return an array when presented a list of objects. We also learned that methods always take functions as an argument•
document.querySelector("h2:nth-of-type(1) span[role='img']");Using this function, I learned that nth-of-type() is for the entire document, not only for the same parent.• Using the code
*v const renderFormula = value =>• Learned how to use arrays to replace any given instances in a string using
replace./[]/g• Additionally, also learned that traversing is another method, that is more dynamic than
.querySelectorand as a result can target elements that the user would like to search inside compared to searching the entire documentFurthermore, I also today that there are 3 levels of accessibility:
A- Basic needs AA- Standard practice to have implemented into your apps (RBI) AAA- User with accessibility needs can have the same experience as a user without.