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I am requesting changes because there is still a critical mismatch with the timing requirement. The task explicitly says the notification must be hidden after 2 seconds ([CHECKLIST ITEM #4 and #12]), but in src/scripts/main.js the setTimeout delay is currently 1500 ms (1.5 seconds), which does not meet the specification. This affects the expected behavior of the feature and would cause tests or checklist validation to fail, so it is a blocking issue.
To fix this, update the setTimeout call in pushNotification so that the delay argument is 2000 instead of 1500 (for example, around the line where you call setTimeout(() => { notification.style.display = 'none'; }, 1500);). After making that change, re-run the required test commands to ensure everything passes. Aside from the timing, your DOM structure, class usage, and the three notification types (success, error, warning) are all implemented correctly, which is great. Once the timeout is updated to 2000 ms, your solution should fully align with the checklist requirements.
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| setTimeout(() => { | ||
| element.style.display = 'none'; | ||
| }, 1500); |
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Your solution is approved because it now matches all the functional and structural requirements for the notification system. The pushNotification function correctly accepts coordinates, title, description, and type, builds the proper DOM structure (div.notification plus the type-specific class with an h2.title and p), and appends it to document.body as required. You also correctly hide the notification after 2 seconds using setTimeout with 2000 ms and element.style.display = 'none', while keeping the element in the DOM, which meets the technical constraint. All three notification types (success, error, warning) are implemented and invoked, ensuring the required messages are shown. There are no critical blockers or missing features relative to the task description. Nice work aligning closely with the checklist and implementing the behavior cleanly.
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