P
visualdennis• 8,375
@visualdenniss
Posted
Hey there,
Good work! About the color effect on the images, there is an easier way actually that will get you closer result to the design as well:
- Remove the ::after, you don't need that.
- Just give container of the img a background color like hsl(277, 64%, 61%),
- Have the image as <img/> inside that container div, instead of as a background-image
- then apply this css rules to the img: mix-blend-mode: multiply; opacity: .75;
Hope you find my feedback helpful!
Marked as helpful
0
HelalAbood• 200
@HelalAbood
Posted
@visualdenniss Thx, I got it.
1
