Thanks to an environment where I could focus solely on frontend development and a mentor who reviewed my code meticulously, I was able to deeply experience the cycle of thinking, applying, receiving feedback, and improving, rather than just simple implementation. Having mentoring sessions twice a week was also great because it kept me fully immersed in the project without any room to lose focus. On the downside, the one-month duration felt a bit short (I think it would feel even shorter for those currently working in the industry), and some API/Figma errors along with the daily database resets were slightly inconvenient. Since this is a great project to use in a portfolio, it would be even better if test accounts and data were further reinforced.