Design comparison
Solution retrospective
The hardest part of this project was dealing with the buttons, but it wasn't too difficult. Each time I do a project, I try to add something I haven't done before and make a habit of following more best practices. So, after publishing my work online, I decided to run it through Lighthouse. That made me realize I needed to tweak my code so it would be more syntactical.
Also, if you're not familiar with using clip paths to make a picture round, a super helpful site is https://bennettfeely.com/clippy/. Or, you could always change it in a picture editor like Figma.
Community feedback
- @0x-UGPosted 9 months ago
Hey bro. You don't need to make your picture round by editing it, you can just use CSS And make the picture have a border radius of 50%,that makes anything round (buttons, pics etc). Also adding new features on any new design is a good idea and something I'll try too. I normally just practice what I know
0@alexcoy06Posted 9 months ago@0x-UG putting a 50% border radius would have made the original picture look like an oval, because my picture is not perfectly square. Using somethin like this:
img {
clip-path: circle(35% at 50% 50%);}
Places a circle on the image that only shows what the circle overlaps'.
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