My solution to the Frontend Mentor "Job listings with filtering" challenge
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My solution to the Frontend Mentor "Job listings with filtering" challenge. The project was created using Angular 19 and TypeScript. The challenge gave me an opportunity to practice Angular basics, especially state management and communication between components.
Check out the live version of this project, as well as my Frontend Mentor profile.
Languages:
- JavaScript
- TypeScript
- CSS
- HTML
Libraries and frameworks:
- Angular 19.0.0
- GoogleFonts
Programs:
- ✅ View the optimal layout for the site depending on their device's screen size
- ✅ See hover states for all interactive elements on the page
- ✅ Filter job listings based on the categories
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Use live version.
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Download this repository and:
- Open project in VSCode
- Run
npm install
- Run
ng serve
- Open generated address in the browser
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Deployment for GitHub:
- Run
ng build --output-path docs --base-href /FM-JobListingsWithFiltering/
- Move conetent from
/docs/browser
to/docs
- Run
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The main view of the application displays job offers.
Users can filter offers by clicking on a skill.
Warning
The accessibility score is lower because of the design's color contrast.