February 23, 2017
•Last updated November 5, 2023
How to Design and Code a Product Landing Page - Part 10
In Part 10 of How to Design and Code a Product Landing Page, I continue coding the landing page. The last part of the series ended with me styling the header portion of the page. I was stumped on how to create the "slanted" effect with CSS.
In this video, I introduce my solution to that "slanted" effect as well as continue on down the page coding the next section.
The real life
In my opinion, coding is a lot of trial and error. There are times when you are presented with a new challenge. One which you have never had to solve before. This design, in particular, was a first for me in terms of the "slanted" effect I mentioned before. Trying to recreate this effect with code and making it scale was tough!
I'll be honest and say I ran into some issues when making the code match the static design. In terms of scalability, the code was tough to wrangle on all screen sizes. Through a lot of trial and error, I came to a stopping point in this section and will continue on in the next video.
In future videos, I revamp these sections and use a higher quality code stack.
The Series So Far
Categories
Collection
Part of the Design & Code a Product Landing Page collection
Products and courses
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Hello Hotwire
A course on Hotwire + Ruby on Rails.
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Hello Rails
A course for newcomers to Ruby on Rails.
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Rails UI
UI templates and components for Rails.