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Translate figma designs into clean HTML/CSS layouts.
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Ensure responsive and accessible designs across devices.
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UI need to match the figma design given below.
- Take a close look at the Figma design.
- Identify the different elements: headers, cards, tables, sidebars, etc.
- Note down the colors, fonts, and sizes used.
- Sketch a rough outline of the page layout on paper or in a note-taking app.
- Decide which HTML elements will be used for each part (e.g.,
<nav>
for navigation,<header>
for the top bar). - Determine the structure of the document: where the
<header>
,<aside>
,<main>
, and<footer>
tags will go.
- Start with a basic HTML5 template.
- Break down your layout sketch into HTML sections.
- Add the elements without styling: just focus on getting the content into the HTML.
- Start with global styles (fonts, colors).
- Style each section of the page according to the design (header, sidebar, main content).
- Use media queries to adjust the design for different screen sizes (mobile, tablet, desktop).
- Make sure elements stack or resize depending on the screen width.
- Implement hover effects for buttons and links.
- Add any JavaScript for interactive components if required (like dropdowns, modals).
- Test the layout in different browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari).
- Test on different devices to ensure the layout is responsive.
- Use browser developer tools to test and tweak.
- Make sure text is readable and has sufficient contrast.
- Test the site with keyboard navigation.
- Use online tools to check for accessibility compliance.
- Implement more complex responsive features like off-canvas menus or collapsible sidebars.
- Add animations or transitions for a better user experience.