Challenge
Awesome Gradient, 3D Space design with different kind of Design Flavor. Create a homepage following the design. Fulfill Target and/or Extra below:
Target:
- π― Target : User can see the similar design
- π― Target : Responsive design
- π― Target : On mobile, when I select the hamburger menu, I can see a navigation
Extra:
- π Extra : Background blur
tips: backdrop-filter: blur(); - π Extra : Animation, hover animation
Resources:
- π Icon : https://icones.js.org/collection/all
- π Hosting: https://vercel.com/
β It will defeat the purpose of learning if you just copy and paste someone else's answer π!
Start Coding!
If you are ready to take on the challenge, then
- Love π this design on Dribbble and follow me!
- Bookmark this post so that you can submit it easier.
- Right-click here and open Open link in a New Tab to see the Figma Design.
- Enjoy coding! π€©
- Come back to submit!
All the images and assets are free to use, and can be exported from the Figma Design.
Submission
Once you've completed, come back to this post, and submit your solution using the following template in the comment section. You are encouraged to comment and upvotes other's answer!
Thank you!π
Feedback: This is awesome!
Demo: <url>
Github: <url>
Tech-Stack: Vue, TailwindCSS
Learning Outcome:
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Why?
I share these design freely so that anyone who wanted to practice or challenge Web design be able to do so without paying other platform (ahem) to get their **Figma Design*π¨ file.
You are free to use the Design you've created in your portfolio. No copyright claims or anything.
But if you are loving my work, you are most welcomed to follow me on Dev.to and Twitter π
Wanna try something new, created a new series call 'I Design, You Build', where I share my Figma design on @ThePracticalDev to let Web Dev to build and add their own 'flavor' to it.
Check out π
dev.to/zernonia/i-desβ¦
#webdevelopment #figma #design #FrontEndDeveloper14:24 PM - 25 Sep 2021
Top comments (81)
Maybe add a hashtag to this post like 'IDesignYouBuild' I'd definitely be interested in following that ππ
Great idea! I've replaced one of the tags with #idesignyoubuild
Feedback: This is awesome!
I started 1:12am and finished 4:50am(although with some breaks) in total: 3hours 38 minutes
Demo: space-devto-challenge.web.app/
Github: github.com/wolz-CODElife/space-dev...
Tech-Stack: React, CSS
Learning Outcome:
idesignyoubuild #webdev #javascript
Oh my!!! Sorry to hear that this challenge makes you stay up so late π€£π€£
This is amazing!! The design is well implemented, especially where user can scroll the footer if it overflows, and the custom mobile menu's
background blurlooks good!Nicely done @wolzcodelife !! Thank you so much for challenging this! π€
Thanks a lot
Well done :)
Thanks
This will be a great way to improve ui skills.
Demo: vsompura3.github.io/ui-development...
Github: github.com/vsompura3/ui-developmen...
Tech-Stack: HTML,CSS,JS
Learning Outcome:
Nicely done!
I think the hero image was stretched, I think it's the problem with Figma export svg.
But nonetheless, awesome job!
Thank you for participating! β‘π€©
How long did it take you to do the page?
it took me around 3 hours βοΈ.
This is a great idea! Would you mind posting these on Driwwwle as well? I would love to see your idea reach more people.
Lovely website! Definitely will post it there!
That is awesome to hear! Happy to help this initiative.
I think the
<img>withobject-fit: cover;on the Driwwwle post might be betterI was just about push the same changes π. Thanks for the feedback! Appreciate it a lot.
Hahahahaha no problem π€©
It should also be posted on devpost.com
Feedback: NA
Demo: xae.pages.dev/
Github: github.com/ramananda-kairi/xae
Tech-Stack: Html, CSS (SCSS)
Learning Outcome: Nothing new but but loved doing this and will complete upcoming challanges as well.
Awesome design! But the text kinda overlapped by the spaceman at laptop view. Maybe put
z-index: 10to.content?Thank you for participating ya! πand maybe I shall come up with more challenging design for you ππ
How long did it take you to do the page?
I came across this post for the first time today! This is a terrific idea! I'll be joining in for sure. Great work
Hahaha awesome! But I would suggest to build "challenge 4" first, because there's a "contest" going on with that challenge!
Feedback: Design was amazing to try out frontend skills π
Demo: zernonia-fe-challenge.vercel.app
Github: github.com/cloudcrawler/zernonia-f...
Tech-Stack: HTML, SCSS, NPM
Learning Outcome: I am newbie in frontend development, everything was a learning for me. I recently learned advance CSS concepts like SCSS. Overall it was a good exercise to test out learning vs implementation reality.
Awesome! Glad to hear that you are newbie in frontend dev, welcome! Haahaahha
Next step, perhaps improve the design with responsive design?
Nonetheless, thank you for participating!
Thank You.
Bit busy with other projects, will still try to make it responsive.
No problem. Take your time! This post will be here waiting for you hahahaha
This is a wonderful idea. You design, I build It will provide valuable experience for those that would like to practice HTML/CSS. Do you have any more designs?
Hahahaha.. I've another design in the bank.. Will release the challenge #2 in the next few days!
I actually had an idea like this in my university a few year back. I designed but no one wanted to build. I should have asked more than one person... LOL
I guess in order to validate the idea, you gotta reach out to more people, not everyone would spend time practicing Web Dev skills.
That is true brother. At that time I came up with the idea I did not have access to the internet to share the idea with others.
Icic.. now that you have the power of internet, why not share it with the internet? Maybe you could use another title for that challenge, instead of 'I Design, You Build' π
Yes, that is true. I could do that. It is not too late. That is another great idea you have come up with. You must be filled with great ideas.
Lol.. Thank you.. But honestly, I just put myself at other's shoes, then I kinda know what people are looking for. I myself am a Web Developer too, and I wish people would share their design with me, so that I can play with different kinds of design style π
Where is the design when menu is open in mobile?
That's up to you to add some of your own 'flavor' π
I did that in mine space-devto-challenge.web.app/ π
How long did it take you to do the page?
roughly 3hours and 38minutes
At least for now, you submission, wolz, looks the best. Nicely done :)
Thanks a lot; Iβm still looking for a Frontend job role these daysπ₯²
Feedback: I think this challenge was amazing, I only try to copy from figma.
I have some limitation with CSS
Demo: reactjs-frontend-xae.vercel.app/
Github: github.com/testerslol123/reactjs-f...
Tech-Stack: React, CSS
Learning Outcome:
Great job! No worry, is it better to practice than never!
I see great potential in improving the site, maybe you can check out other's solution to learn how they wrote their CSS?
All in all, thank you for showcasing your masterpiece!
A little bit late but lets put mine;
Demo: idesignyoubuild.vercel.app/
Github: github.com/arslanmurat06/idesignyo...
Tech-Stack: React, Styled-Components
Learning Outcome:
It was great challenge. Took bounce effect from guy here. Responsive for small screens, not full for mobiles
Nope it's not too late! Awesome job ya! The
ground block imagewas squeezed in a smaller viewport, addingobject-fit: cover;will ensure the image stay the same.Responsive design still can improve a bit, I know it's particularly challenging for this challenge.
But all in all, good job! If you are ready, let's take on challenge #2. Much simpler and beautiful!
This is a great idea!
It's actually how I learned to code for the real world β My manager at first agency 15 years ago would ask me to scour template sites for several good designs, and then I would be tasked with recreating/building on my own. It's crazy how much I learned, combined with one of Sitepoint's CSS fundamentals books.
I picked up more about front-end coding and set myself up for future success in those training exercises (he knew I was a junior designer fresh out of college) leaps beyond what school could have ever taught me. It was so valuable, in fact, that I intend to make it part of the onboarding process for any new or junior themers when I eventually become a manager.
Awesome activity you've laid the groundwork for here and hope to see it continue + thrive!
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Awesome sharing! I couldn't agree with you more, rebuilding websites with good designs really level up my HTML and CSS skills as well.
I would definitely +1 on the idea of making building websites/components as part of the onboarding process, not only you can observe what's their capabilities in writing CSS, it also offers a great opportunity for them to expand their creativity!! π€©
Feedback: Thanks for the challenge great design, I really Liked it.
Couldn't do responsive part though, as I did not start with that in mind and because of that I did not plan for it and made the project difficult to make responsive.
I wish I could though. Really gutted to not doing since This was my time to practice what I've been learning
Demo: chaderenyore.github.io/xae-challenge/
Github: github.com/chaderenyore/xae-challenge
Tech-Stack: SCSS
Learning Outcome:
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Just seeing this by 1:12am....I want to see how long it will take me to complete it
OH man.. I think this will take awhile ππ
I'm done with itππ€£π€£
Seeing all this beautiful designs increases my appetite to learning
Hahahahah that's the fun of community! It would be so dull and unmotivating if you are learning on your own.
Am still pretty much a beginner at everything, taking it part time from my schedules.
Transitioning from Animal Science to Computer science should come as a big bang π
Awesome! I'm from Actuarial Science to Web Development!! Taking time from the busy schedules is really a huge challenge, but I'm couldn't help myself from falling in love with Web Development π