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This CSS code is well-structured but could be improved in the following ways:

• Accessibility:

Ensure sufficient color contrast, especially for button hover states. The black text on a green background may not meet accessibility standards. Consider adding focus states for interactive elements like links.

• Responsive Design:

min-height: 100svh; is a good approach but could have compatibility issues. Consider using fallbacks or testing across different browsers. Use relative units (em, rem) for padding and margins to enhance responsiveness.

• Optimization:

Consolidate repeated styles, such as padding in .container and buttons, to make the code more efficient. Consider more descriptive class names instead of big-weight, mid-weight, etc.

• CSS Variables:

Expand the use of CSS variables for font sizes and other recurring values for easier future adjustments.

• Comments:

Adding comments to explain sections of the code can improve readability and maintainability.

These enhancements will improve accessibility, responsiveness, and code efficiency.

Nice design, looks good!

• I don't know how to properly use classes. As in, maybe I made too many classes and that I could have achieved this without some of them.

I like the way you added those classes, e.g. small-weight, mid-weight etc. - they're utility classes like TailwindCSS uses, I recommend you look it up if you don't know it. A pretty common CSS design pattern I'd say.

• I also want to know why my solution is smaller compared to the design. I felt like it's an easy fix but for some reason I can't figure it out

I think that's just small things adding up, e.g. the image is bigger, and the spacing between elements as well as padding is bigger.

the card is too small and the effects are supposed to be on active not hover. There are rooms for improvement but good job