Hey! I'm not sure you're looking for feedback for the site as a whole or certain features, but here's a few things that I've found kinda quirky: The initial render takes a loooong time. Even for the loading icon to show up. The first time around, I thought the site was down. I get the following error when trying to create a shop ER_BAD_FIELD_ERROR. Unknown column 'ch.media_id' in 'on clause' (500) The English is... off. (I'd be willing to help with that, btw :D. Hit me up at beetheking@vivaldi.net) Usability-wise, it makes more sense to be redirected to the login page after confirming your email, rather than the sign up page. (I got a 'session expired' message after confirming my email, btw). Otherwise, interesting idea. I'd see myself using it once it comes out of beta.

Interesting idea. Thanks for the writeup!

I really like Recharts. It has a pretty simple API, not super bloated and the docs are amazing. Depends on your requirements, though, of course. Apexcharts, if I remember correctly, had a lot of stuff I didn't need.

Hmmm... If you want something to always be centralized, I suggest using flexbox and grid instead. Then you don't have to bother with absolute values either. In flexbox, for instance, you can just: display : flex ; align-items : center ; justify-content : center ; or something like that. It's just as simple using grid, too!

What you're looking for is object accessors . Check it out in the official docs. //Your code will probably look something like this in the end: ... function selectYear ( year ) { return taxSlab[year]; } function selectAgeOrBelow ( obj, age ) { //If an exact value exists. If not, you have to go through the whole //object using Object.entries or hasOwnProperty and return the smallest //value. That can then be returned instead. return obj[age]; //an array } //And you can use them like: let userObject = selectAgeOrBelow(selectYear( "2019_20" ), "60" ); //an array //Of course, you can use all of that in one line if you prefer (no need for multiple functions, but it helps)

The first step has always been to git init if the project doesn't have it already