Responsive Stats Preview Card with CSS Grid and Flexbox
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- @correlucasPosted over 2 years ago
Hello @halderjoydeep, can you please remove my two solutions that you've copied? Note that this is against the
community guidelines
and you've copied my entirely code/repository and CUSTOM Design. Please do that or use your own code.Read the community guidelines: https://medium.com/frontend-mentor/frontend-mentor-community-guidelines-44303cc38aa6
Plagiarise other people's work — Frontend Mentor is all about building projects and learning by doing. Sometimes, it can help to see how other people have tackled a problem when you're trying to find a solution. Taking inspiration from other people's projects for specific code snippets is fine. However, please avoid plagiarising other people's projects by submitting other people's solutions as your own. If you are found to have plagiarised someone else's work, you could be immediately banned from Frontend Mentor. The caveat to this is following a YouTube tutorial for a challenge, which is fine. However, we recommend mentioning that you followed a tutorial and giving credit to the instructor.
0@halderjoydeepPosted over 2 years agoHi brother @correlucas . Hope you are doing well. Now, regarding plagiarizing,
- Stats Preview Card: I would like to mention that I didn't copy your entire work or design or code. But yes, I did take inspiration from your design for that background illuminating part and gradient body(I didn't copy your code). And as per community guidelines, I think it's ok to take inspiration from other people's projects for specific code snippets. I am so much new to this designing field. I think Frontend Mentor community was built so that newbies can get an exposure for different types of styling ideas.
- Testimonial Card: I was learning a crash course about grid system on a youtube channel called Travery Media. He made that testimonial grid card as a part of that crash course. Before this tutorial I never submitted any solution to any challenge. After completing the crash course, I get confident and came to this community and submitted the solution (I also gave credit to Travery Media and mentioned that this solution was part of that tutorial). After submitting the solution, I was scrolling through other's solution and found out your comments about how to use semantic tag for more professionalism. I was reading through your comments which were greatly helpful and I thought "Wow!! so much knowledge are flooding here. I have so much things to learn here". Then eventually I go to your solutions. Then I learned the idea of animation on loading. Also the idea of hover effect. It's not that I just copied your entire project or code. Regarding the blur effect, I also tried to enhance that by using jQuery. I updated the loading animation too. I am not here to gain fame or anything. I am just here to learn and take inspirations.
If you still think, that taking inspirations is wrong or if you think I copied your entire code/repository or CUSTOM design, then I am ready to reverse back my solutions to the previous commits.
Also please forgive me for my bad English.
0@correlucasPosted over 2 years agoI continue to think that the design is almost the same, in this case is even a design that I create by my own in Figma was not even the challenge design, about the repository, my bad this was my mistake and I am asking your sorry because now I saw thats not the same code. What bother me was that two ideas from my challenge we're taken and you don't even mention that, like was your own ideia.
I am so much new to this designing field. I think Frontend Mentor community was built so that newbies can get an exposure for different types of styling ideas.
I agree with that but you didn't expose a different idea, the design and the hover effects are almost the same.
I understand all that you've said but I still thinking the same thing about the inspiration, you could have done something different, not the same.
I don't have nothing against you, I am asking sorry if I was rude and is up to you if you do the changes or not. I'm just giving you my point. Okay?
0@halderjoydeepPosted over 2 years agoHi brother @correlucas, I am sorry about not mentioning you. It was not my intention to show off that the custom design was my own idea. If that so, then I could implement the color animation on texts, gradient on image.
Regarding box-shadow, I was really struggling to place the shadow perfectly, so I used your value. Also hovering effect, I already got the idea from your testimonial solution.
For testimonial preview, I used your semantics with exact class name as it was my first time using semantics. So I didn't think the names myself.
Anyway, I am again Sorry. I have updated the design for stats preview, also included your name. Please have a look. I also don't know whether generate new screenshot will work or I have to delete this solution and upload new. Please guide me.
I am currently in office. Will update testimonial card later and will let you know.
Thanks.
0@correlucasPosted over 2 years ago@halderjoydeep Hey Joydeep, for me is fine bro, again I ask sorry to you because I was rude in my first approach. I hope you understand my point. You don't need to mention me or something if you don't really use the same values at all, I only get bothered because it took time to recreate the design in Figma and then find one solution with the modification I've done to mine, you understand? Also for the testimonial one, it takes a lots of time until I figure out how to use the sibling selector to do this kind of hover effect without Javascript, then you just drop it to your solution like was nothing.
For me this discussion is over and we're okay, you don't need to mention me or anything, ok?
Keep coding and continue your work, I think you've a lots knowledge to share with people here since you know really more than me about coding.
Have a nice day.
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