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  Pankaj Shalikram Pawar•120

  @DamnItAzriel

  Submitted almost 4 years ago

  

  Responsive webpage using HTML and CSS

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  jason12119•140

  @jason12119

  Posted almost 4 years ago

  I'm not sure if you can add colour to an image in css. What I do is that I make an absolute positioned overlay with a background colour. You can either set the alpha channel of the colour for transparency, or you can use opacity (opacity can be animated, not sure if colour change can)

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  Massoud•170

  @Massoud5

  Submitted almost 4 years ago

  

  Mobile First - Stats Preview Component

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  jason12119•140

  @jason12119

  Posted almost 4 years ago

  I just see that the purple image overlay is much lighter than in the preview. Other than that, I think you nailed it.

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  Nabil-Y•150

  @Nabil-Y

  Submitted almost 4 years ago

  

  Stats Preview Card Solution

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  jason12119•140

  @jason12119

  Posted almost 4 years ago

  I see two things you could improve on. First is the headline, which has much smaller font size than the preview. If you struggle with choosing proper font sizes, study how to use EM units, as they help quite a lot.

  Another thing I see is that the padding on the left half of the card is kinda off (bottom is very big compared to the rest). If you want to have the last element (which here are the statistics) at the bottom, you can use absolute positioning (I don't recommend) or flex positioning (I highly recommend).

  Keep coding and enjoy :)

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