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W1/EX2: LocalStorage

We should use LS to remember configurations for the neigborhood-match, but not rely on it.

Yeah, but that's the hard part ;) Already have an idea how?

W1/EX2: JavaScript/SPA

We could also use the :target selector to try to build SPA functionality. This is kind of hacky so we would better of going for the traditional way of routing.

Agreed. It can be done, but it feels kind of weird. Still, creating most of your UI in HTML makes it load faster, which could be reason enough to use it. See also this article on Progressive Enhancement and why it's still important.

The Google Maps part is not in our control. We basically use their JS code to have a functioning map.

The question though, is the Maps part the core functionality of your app? Or are there other ways of letting users tell you their location?

W1/EX2: Icon fonts

We should use SVG's or even PNG's to replace the icon-font

Always question yourself when you're adding “empty” elements in your DOM. Most of the times, this pattern contains a bug somewhere:

<a href="#"><i aria-hidden="true" class="fa fa-sliders"></i></a>

Try to always include text for your a elements. Good thing you're using a link here though (even though it points nowhere, #) :)

2.1 Geolocation

In order to still get peoples latitude and longitude two inputs are shown when on those browsers.

Not really, I don't get to see anything :) Do you? (Hint: geolocation doesn't work over http anymore, you need https. So your feature detect works (the browser does support the API), but the feature itself doesn't. What's a better way to do this?

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