Responsive card component | GRID | With audio + Cart counter

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  Manshiporiya•80

  @ManshiporiyaPosted about 1 month ago

  . Visual Hierarchy The product name ("Gabrielle Essence Eau De Parfum") has a strong and bold appearance, which is great for grabbing attention. You might consider slightly reducing the font size to balance it with the rest of the content, making it more visually cohesive. 2. Spacing & Alignment There seems to be sufficient space between different elements, which makes the layout easy to read. However, you can add a bit more padding to the description paragraph to give it more breathing space and maintain consistency. 3. Button Styling The "Add to Cart" button looks prominent and inviting. Consider adding a slight shadow or subtle gradient to give it more depth, which could make it look more clickable. You could also make the button a bit wider to match the width of the price section. 4. Color Palette The use of green for the price and button works well and contrasts nicely against the white card. The background color is subtle and keeps the card focused, which is excellent. If you want to add more visual interest, consider using different shades of green for a hover effect or add an outline to the button on focus. 5. Image to Text Ratio The balance between the image and text sections is good. However, on smaller screens, make sure the image doesn’t get too small compared to the text to maintain a visually appealing ratio. This can be managed well by using a media query. 6. Responsiveness To ensure the card looks great on all devices, consider stacking the image above the text when the screen width is below a certain threshold, such as 600px. This will make it easier to view on mobile devices. 7. Font Size and Readability The description text is clear, but you could increase the line height slightly for even better readability. Also, ensure the category label ("Perfume") stands out just enough without overpowering the main heading.

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