Hello, everyone! 👋
Here goes my solution to this challenge, always try to make it better.
how to make it compatible for other browsers too especially safari except "google chrome" because I used that one.
I would love to have a look at your approach too. Feedback on how to make solutions simpler, best practices, or anything that would be helpful for me or anyone would be highly appreciated...
great solution Mate, really good job with typography and positioning. I was occupied with some duties but I'm looking forward to seeing more of your projects.
I tried my best to get as close to the design, but the problem I faced is that how I know how much padding, margin height width is required, means how to get the pixel-perfect
result.
Your suggestion and quick feedback on my work is highly appreciated.
Thanks!
Oops! looks like I forgot about background pattern but honestly it was barely visible when I looked at the design.jpg file on my screen and it must have just blended into the background after a while for me.
In the mobile design I've wrapped my images in a <figure> tag and applied a background-color to the tag. The reason is the use of the "mix-blend-mode: multiply" in CSS to the <img> tag to obtain the overlay effect, since the <img> tag will use the parent's container background-color to achieve this effect.
However, you'll notice that the <figure> height is much taller than the actual image, and I get the horizontal pink/purple line.
Hello, your solution looks great. I'm not really in the position to give feedback as I'm still learning a lot of basics but the only thing that I would change would be:
Give the picture a little bit less contrast so that it looks like an instagram filter
Use CSS text-transform: uppercase to make 'companies', 'templates', 'queries' be displayed in caps.