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Responsive card design

#sass/scss
Kamasah-Dickson• 5,610

@Kamasah-Dickson

Desktop design screenshot for the NFT preview card component coding challenge

This is a solution for...

  • HTML
  • CSS
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please I would really appreciate your comments and opinions on this design.

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Eles• 1,300

@eleswastaken

Posted

Really good job!

There are only some 5-min changes needed.

When you see something that changes states on the design, it almost always means it is supposed to be interactive. It could be a button, or a link, or any kind of interactive element. So in your case, you would expect the preview image or card title to take you somewhere, to the Learn more about... for instance. The same is true for the profile elements, the name and avatar; again you would want to learn more about the author when you clicked on it. So make the image container, title, author's name and profile pic links.

About the animation, instead of changing the width of the overlay you could use transform: func() css property. It is great for this type of things! Plus it would work for hover and leave states.

Good luck!

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Kamasah-Dickson• 5,610

@Kamasah-Dickson

Posted

@eleswastaken Thank you so much I really appreciate your comment on the use of the css transform property.

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Daniel Dudu• 380

@danieldudu

Posted

@Kamasah-Dickson good work!

Try to change the main divs with semantic elements like: <main>/<article>/<footer> Aldo for the <footer> you could use position:fixed in order to make it stick to the bottom

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Kamasah-Dickson• 5,610

@Kamasah-Dickson

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@danieldudu Thank you so much

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