Design Implementation

This first exercise is about converting the Figma design to a Tailwind CSS project.

High Fidelity Implementations

Delivering a high-quality design-to-code conversion is all about attention to details.
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Your challenge

Inspect the Figma file as closely as possible. Make sure you notice the differences between the mobile and desktop versions of the design.
Don't worry about using the right colors just yet β€”Β we'll implement those later. Use a grayscale color palette for now, using Tailwind's default colors. Have a look in the Solution tab for inspiration ✨
Ready? Go ahead and build the UI in the file.

Below are a couple of screenshots from inspecting the Figma design with DevMode.
screenshot of Figma's DevMode tools to inspect spacing between layers and elements screenshot of Figma's DevMode tools to inspect spacing between layers and elements

Accessing Figma's DevMode

The Figma support team has generously allowed us to make the Epic Web Figma Team an education account β€” which enables access to pro tools like DevMode!
Education access requires enrolling with an email address + Figma account, and is typically reserved for folks who purchased a Pro workshop such as Pixel Perfect Tailwind.
Don't worry β€”Β you can still inspect the design without DevMode β€” the file is publicly available to everyone!