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Submitted almost 3 years ago

Used Absolute positioning

Joshua Daniels•50
@JoshuaAD
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This is a solution for...NFT preview card component
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I attempted to complete this site while using a figma file. Should I use the absolute positioning that is stated in the figma file or should I use my own judgment about flexbox, grid, etc. This is my first time making a website while having a figma to go off of. So it's very new to me. Feedback would be very much appreciated.

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  • David Osorio•560
    @osoriodevPosted almost 3 years ago

    Hello @JoshuaAD

    The best thing you could do is work with your own styles. It's true that Figma provides certain styles, but they are not actually optimized to work on a real website. You can use Figma to check for more specific things, for example: font sizes, colors, paddings, widths, etc.

    Btw, you have some accessibility issues. There must be an h1 on the page, it's very important for semantic and accessibility reasons.

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