Responsive page using css flexbox

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  Sönke Martens•120

  @RibosomPosted almost 3 years ago

  Hey there, I am no designer myself, but regarding your first question:

  • You forget the shadows of the panel and the "Proceed to Payment" button.
  • The underline under the "change" link is slightly higher. (You could use text-underline-offset for that)
  • The font size of the buttons is too large.
  • The color of the hover effect is off. I think (not sure myself), but for me in the design it looks more like a transparent version of the color primary 2.

  Sadly the second question I can't answer, since I am also new here, but I would be also interested in that. However, I am a (backend-)developer and I think you shouldn't stress yourself on coding-challanges in the beginning, try to concentrate on learning as much as possible. You will get faster with time and more experience.

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  saira•130

  @saira512devPosted almost 3 years ago

  @Ribosom Hey there,Thank You so much for all those points.I have worked on them all.Also when we compare our solutions to the original design here,size seem to be different n so does their positions on screen.I mean they dont seem to allign perfectly.Is that an issue or we shouldnt bother about it?

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  Sönke Martens•120

  @RibosomPosted almost 3 years ago

  @saira512dev Since, I am no designer, I can't say, if it is really a problem. However, I think it makes sense to be as close to the design document as possible to train yourself (but needn't be pixel perfect).

  I think now your underline on the change link is even worse (at least for me in firefox, it is not really visible anymore), try to put different values for text-underline-offset and see what looks most like the design document. :-D

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  saira•130

  @saira512devPosted almost 3 years ago

  @Ribosom Actually it looks ok in chrome(which is the one i use).Since you pointed it out,i checked in firefox n yeah it looks worse.I tried to make it right but cant figure out why firefox behaves differently :(

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  Sönke Martens•120

  @RibosomPosted almost 3 years ago

  @saira512dev Sadly I have no solution, either.

  For firefox it looks fine with "text-underline-offset: 0.05rem;" for me, but in Chrome it looks better if text-underline-offset is not used. Very strange. Probably then it is best to not use text-underline-offset in this challenge. Very confusing, that the browsers behave so differently with this setting.

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  saira•130

  @saira512devPosted almost 3 years ago

  @Ribosom Even if i dont use text-underline-offset and use just simply an anchor tag,firefox shows it that way n chrome shows it normally.Hope i figure out how i can fix this

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