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iuricode/desafios-frontend
Desafios frontend
A list of 30 frontend practice challenges from the Brazilian CodeLab community — each one is a Figma design link plus a name, and you build it in whatever stack you want. It's for junior-to-mid frontend devs who want portfolio pieces and structured practice, not for anyone looking for a code library to use.
- Zero setup cost — it's a README and a table, not a framework you have to learn before you can start
- Designs span a real range of complexity (login forms up to full dashboards), so it scales with skill level
- Explicit permission to reuse challenges for your own public portfolio, which removes the usual 'can I post this' hesitation
- Active Discord backing it gives newcomers a place to ask stuck-questions instead of bailing
- There's no actual code in the repo — just a README with bit.ly links to Figma files, several of which are the kind of shortened link that eventually rots
- No reference solutions, tests, or acceptance criteria, so there's no way to check your work beyond eyeballing it against the design
- No stars/forks activity tracking per-challenge difficulty or completion, so you're picking blind between a 2-hour and a 2-day challenge
- The README doubles as the maintainer's freelance pitch, which is a little off-putting for what's supposed to be a community resource