@benjaminbilgehan
Posted
Great job!
You may want to consider using CSS to make your text appear brighter. This is just an additional suggestion.
For instance, you can use the following CSS for the "p" element:
mix-blend-mode: normal; opacity: 0.6;
For a perfect pixel solution, you can use Google Chrome extensions like GoFullPage to take a snapshot of the Figma design and apply it to your browser using "Perfect Pixel." This way, you can easily achieve the pixel-perfect approach when viewing your design live on your browser.
Furthermore, I suggest using HSLA for your variables, which allows you to adjust the saturation, brightness, and opacity easily. This is a useful tip for your future development.
I recognise your talent and encourage you to keep up the excellent work!
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@rileydevdzn
Posted
Hey @benjaminbilgehan,
Thanks! Ha I kind of buggered that list spacing, it definitely didn't look quite that off through live server in VS Code. Great suggestion for the chrome extension, I'll look into it.
Cool, I'll play around with HSLA on one of my next builds. Thanks for the suggestion!
