Creating a layered card with HTML & CSS 

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My friend Florin Pop recently launched a new site with daily UI challenges for you to practice your HTML, CSS, and JavaScript and I thought it would be fun to take on one of the challenges, plus it was a good excuse to play around a little bit with subgrid, which I hadn’t used in awhile.
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⌚ Timestamps
00:00 - Introduction
00:28 - The challenge that I’m going to be trying
02:00 - Writing the HTML
07:00 - Generic CSS to set the stage
07:40 - Setting up the main grid
10:30 - Using subgrid for the overlap
13:30 - Styling things up to match the challenge
26:46 - Styling the status
35:50 - Styling the button
38:45 - Finishing touches
39:30 - More info about iCodeThis
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