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- @kevinyuriSubmitted 26 days ago@i000oPosted 13 days ago
Nice fades on the hover states! Your link to code shows 404 not found :(
0 - @zekeer21Submitted 13 days agoWhat are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
It's a bit of a challenge since the colors are not given and I have to experiment and test every possible colors. But it's worth the try.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?Picking the right colors and the right sizes.
@i000oPosted 13 days agoIn the given free files, there is a file called style-guide.md which has some more specific colours and typefaces you can opt for so that you're not guessing. It's viewable in your text editor.
Marked as helpful0 - @iamchaitanya16Submitted 16 days ago@i000oPosted 16 days ago
Here are some design refinements for you:
1 You can add some
border-radius
like you have on the card to the image too in order to match the design closer.2 I believe the font for this design is called 'Figtree' which you can find available anywhere.
3 In order to add a drop-shadow to the card itself, I used the
box-shadow
property. You can also thicken the border outline withborder-width
too. Just a touch.4 You can set all your
body
text totext align: left
.5 Maybe add a bit of
margin
to the bottom element so the author name isn't so close to the edge of the card.Marked as helpful1 - @Ekott2006Submitted 17 days ago@i000oPosted 17 days ago
You can use Flexbox for this challenge, not Grid; I did the same thing. Just use:
display: flex;
flex-direction: column
and centre-align withjustify-content: center;
andalign-items: center;
.The correct font-family is in the design sheet in Figma, I believe it's called "Outfit" for this challenge.
0 - @ankitashokgondSubmitted 18 days ago@i000oPosted 18 days ago
CSS: Set img
height: auto;
to preserve the aspect ratio so it can flex proportionally in all directions in combo with your max-width of 100%.0