Comments Section CSS Challenge

Your challenge is to build out this comments section in HTML and CSS and get it looking as close to the design as possible:

Pay especially careful attention to margin and padding, and to alignment. The app should cohesive, but not claustrophobic.

See ./design/desktop-design.jpg. Icons and images are located in ./images/.

Note that SVG images can be used just like any other image, eg:

<img alt="edit" src="./images/icon-edit.svg" />

Style Guide

Active states

To see how various elements change style when you click/hover/interact with them, see ./design/active-states.jpg.

For base mode buttons should have hover and active styles. Any interactivity (eg, clicking Reply opens a form) is a stretch goal.

Colors

You can reference these colors in your CSS, eg:

.someElement {
    color: hsl(238, 40%, 52%);

    /* or */
    background-color: hsl(239, 57%, 85%);

    /* or */
    border: 1px solid hsl(211, 10%, 45%);
}

Primary

Moderate blue: hsl(238, 40%, 52%)
Soft Red: hsl(358, 79%, 66%)
Light grayish blue: hsl(239, 57%, 85%)
Pale red: hsl(357, 100%, 86%)

Neutral

Dark blue: hsl(212, 24%, 26%)
Grayish Blue: hsl(211, 10%, 45%)
Light gray: hsl(223, 19%, 93%)
Very light gray: hsl(228, 33%, 97%)
White: hsl(0, 0%, 100%)

Typography

Body Copy

Font size (paragraph): 16px

Font

Family: Rubik

The font is already setup in your index.html. Example usage:

.someElement {
    font-family: 'Rubik', sans-serif;
}

Attribution

Challenge adapted from Frontend Mentor.

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