Coding challenge/exercise: turning a design concept (.sketch file) into web page.
Edd is a (fake) code editor and this is a landing page created for it.
- Dribble
- Webflow template
- If you like this design and would like to support the designer, you can also consider buying this from Gumroad
If you would like to experiment with this code on your own machine, start by cloning the repo to a desired location on your machine.
To install libraries listed in package.json use terminal window to navigate to the directory with cloned files, then run:
npm install
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gulp styles- compile, minify and auto-prefix styles -
gulp html- compile and output HTML files using Nunjucks (.njk) or HTML files as starting point -
gulp images- scan for images and minify them- during dev phase it's recommended that you keep image minification turned off (commented out)
- don't forget to turn it on before you deploy code
- for additional options and fine tuning, please refer to gulp-imagemin documentation
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gulp- runs all of the above tasks and spins a local server on your machine, served fromdistfolder on port 3000. It will automatically reload on saved changes.
The project is set up for hosting on Github Pages. Simply run gulp deploy.
Note: refer to gulp-gh-pages for specifics about this setup.
This project is licensed under the MIT License. You are free to do whatever you want with this code, but please don't forget to give proper credit to the designer.
- Designer: Alan Podemski
- README Template
- @hyperNURb and @ssf01 for the patience, shared knowledge and support
- @nenadjelovac who had introduced me to inuitcss. My code is greatly influenced by their beautiful guidelines and I often use many of the concepts and/or tools from the framework directly