Dynamically Adding To The Webpage

The code iterates through an array called userList, and for each user object (el), it creates a card element using the createElement function. This card contains the user's avatar, name, and email. The card is then appended to an element called servicesContent.

// Iterate through each user object in the userList array
userList.forEach(el => {
    // Create a 'card' div with user details using the createElement function
    const card = createElement('div', 'card', `
        <img src="${el.avatar}" alt="img" class="w-3">
        <div class="p-2">
            <h1>${el.last_name} ${el.first_name}</h1>
            <p>${el.email}</p>
        </div>
    `);

    // Append the created card to the servicesContent element
    servicesContent.append(card);
});

Detailed Steps

1. Iterate through userList: The forEach method loops through each user object (el) in the userList array.
2. Create a Card: For each user object, a div element with the class card is created. This card contains:
3. An img element displaying the user's avatar.
4. A div with the user's name and email.
5. Append the Card: The created card is appended to the servicesContent element.

Key Points

createElement Function: This is used to create the card element. It takes three arguments: the tag name ('div'), the class list ('card'), and the inner HTML content (a template literal containing the user's details).

Template Literals: Template literals (enclosed in backticks `) allow embedding variables directly into the string using${variable}` syntax.

Appending to the DOM: The append method adds the created card element to the servicesContent element in the DOM.

This code dynamically creates and adds a user card to the webpage for each user in the userList array.