This is why your Web Designs are Ugly

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@DesignCourse 11 месяцев назад

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@meditationandhealthyliving9602 11 месяцев назад

Bro, I remember you from waaaay back in the wickedfire days 🙂, glad you're doing alright man.

@yt_brij 11 месяцев назад

*:: Make it mobile friendly also* *Another Approach:* Make Two Columns, first column remains same as yours, fill the image in second column and use overlay of counter where overlay container is a gradient from 60% from top to bottom of the image. *Gradient:* Top to bottom, transparent, dark_blue_color

@randbaldwin 11 месяцев назад

@3:20 I don't know if I agree on that blue being 1000x better than the gray. I agree about the contrasts, but THAT blue clashes with the aqua/teal blues in the image in an unpleasant way. How do you choose the blue? Maybe if it was sampled from the image? Or was there a formula for choosing that particular blue?