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Submitted almost 4 years ago

Article preview component

Andres Del Rio•10
@delrio12
A solution to the Article preview component challenge
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Hey!

This was my first challenge, I was wondering if someone can recommend a tool to get all mesures, font styles, etc, from the images provided on the free version. I was thinking about paying for the PRO version but not sure yet, can anyone share their experience with the PRO version? Thank you!

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  • Account deletedPosted almost 4 years ago

    Hello, delrio12

    Your solution looks good 👏

    (You can use Adobe XD, to get all measures)

    Have fun coding 😊

  • Yudi Yoshida•350
    @yudiyoshida
    Posted almost 4 years ago

    Hey, delrio12, how are you? Nice work on your project! it looks good! Congratulations.

    So, I've been using two Google Chrome tools. The first one is to capture colors from other websites. Its name is ColorZilla. The other one is to get font styles: Fonts Ninja.

    I'm sorry about my english, I'm still learning and I hope that I've helped you in some way.

    Keep coding!

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