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Order Summary Component with HTML and CSS

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Gareth• 380

@Gareth-Moore

Desktop design screenshot for the Order summary component coding challenge

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  • HTML
  • CSS
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Hey everybody!

This one was pretty easy. I mostly struggled with getting the colours right. Do you have any tools that you could point me in the direction of to use the eyedropper to get colours (to match)?

Thanks every, have a great day!

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Melwyn• 250

@melwynt

Posted

Hi Gareth! 👋

Some more tips to make your life easier 🙂

These are the tools that you can use to make pixel-perfect versions:

  • Pixel Perfect Pro - This helps me to display a screenshot on top of the webpage to easily check if dimensions were accurate. This is super useful is you need to create pixel perfect work.
  • PX: Viewport Dimensions - This add-on will show you the dimensions of your viewport while resizing your browser.

Other tools:

  • Figma - This helps me create a rapid mockup to get dimensions of components. I also use Figma to pick the colors from the screenshots to create a color palette.

Cheers

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Gareth• 380

@Gareth-Moore

Posted

@melwynt Wow Melwyn that Pixel Perfect Pro extension is pure gold! Thanks guy! I owe you!

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Gustavo Silva• 130

@GugaS1lva

Posted

Hello Gareth. When we download the challenge files, it always comes with a "style guide" folder. There you find all the colors of the challenge.

But, if you want cool extensions to help you out (if there isn't a "style guide" to guide you eventually), try downloading the Google Chrome extension "ColorZila". It is very intuitive and always useful in the daily life of a Dev. I hope I was of some help, your challenge turned out great! ^^

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Anaz Anoiar• 160

@AnazAnoiar69

Posted

Hi Gareth,

I did it by uploading the image on https://imagecolorpicker.com/en.

Great work btw :)

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Gareth• 380

@Gareth-Moore

Posted

Hey Gustavo!

Cool name by the way!

Thanks for the advice. Normally the styles-guide has all the colours you'll need however this particular project didn't. S

But the colour picker extension has been added and I'm going to put it to good use! Thanks a lot :)

Gareth

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