Andreawingardh/What-s-for-dinner

AI Summary: This is a "Good First Issue" designed for new contributors, involving a very low-stakes task. It requires correcting a spelling mistake on line 24 of `index.html`, where the word "value" is currently misspelled. Clear instructions, including the specific file and line, are provided to guide the contributor.

AI Summary: This issue proposes adding a 'Try Again' button that appears when a recipe fails to load. Clicking this button should re-attempt to fetch a recipe from the previously selected category, improving user experience by eliminating the need to re-select from a dropdown after an error.

AI Summary: This is a beginner-friendly issue to add a subtle hover effect to a dropdown menu, enhancing user interaction feedback. It involves modifying `assets/styles/form.css` to apply a `:hover` pseudo-class, with suggestions for a color change or shadow and a smooth transition.

AI Summary: This is a 'Good First Issue' aimed at new contributors, asking for the removal of an unused `script.js` file located in the project's root directory. The task is straightforward, involving only deleting the specified file, and is described as very low stakes.

AI Summary: This 'Good First Issue' invites new contributors to clean up the codebase by removing commented-out code from `fetch.js`, `fetch-standard.js`, and `index.html`. The task involves identifying and deleting inactive code blocks, followed by testing the application to ensure no functionality is broken.

AI Summary: This 'good first issue' aims to improve user experience by adding a loading indicator. Currently, the app lacks visual feedback when fetching a recipe, making it feel unresponsive. The task involves displaying a loading spinner or message when a category is selected and hiding it once the recipe loads or an error occurs.

AI Summary: This issue asks to replace a browser's `alert()` popup, which currently displays a loading error with a typo, with a custom-styled error message directly on the page. The task involves adding an HTML element, styling it with CSS, and updating JavaScript to show/hide this element instead of the alert, while also correcting the typo.