Kevin Powell - Community•11mo ago

How can I reproduce this design (frontendmentor.io)

Hello, I'm doing a frontendmentor's challenge, and I have difficulties with the circle in the background. I have the full circle as a svg, I've tried to place it as a background-image and position it with background-position but it's not really responsive. Does anyone has an idea ?

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Zoë•11mo ago

Are there any more screens provided? I’d want to see what the designer expected to happen when the screen gets wider or thinner

MarkBoots•11mo ago

https://www.frontendmentor.io/challenges/payapi-multipage-website-FDLR1Y11e

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OzzoOP•11mo ago

That's for mobile,

OzzoOP•11mo ago

Tablet

OzzoOP•11mo ago

Laptop

OzzoOP•11mo ago

So for mobile/tablet it's kind of the same, and it changes for laptop

Zoë•11mo ago

You'll want something along the lines of

:root {
  --circle-color: #D2DBE3;
  --circle-size: 60vw;
}
body {
  /*For mobile and tablet*/
  background-image: radial-gradient(circle at 50% calc(0% - 4rem), var(--circle-color), var(--circle-color) var(--circle-size), white var(--circle-size));

  /*For desktop*/
  --circle-size-desktop: calc(var(--circle-size) * (2/3));
  background-image: radial-gradient(circle at 75% calc(0% + 20vw), var(--circle-color), var(--circle-color) var(--circle-size-desktop), white var(--circle-size-desktop));
}

:root {
  --circle-color: #D2DBE3;
  --circle-size: 60vw;
}
body {
  /*For mobile and tablet*/
  background-image: radial-gradient(circle at 50% calc(0% - 4rem), var(--circle-color), var(--circle-color) var(--circle-size), white var(--circle-size));

  /*For desktop*/
  --circle-size-desktop: calc(var(--circle-size) * (2/3));
  background-image: radial-gradient(circle at 75% calc(0% + 20vw), var(--circle-color), var(--circle-color) var(--circle-size-desktop), white var(--circle-size-desktop));
}

(note I included the 0% in the calc to encourage you to tweak the positioning to get it exact, that doesn't do anything currently)

OzzoOP•11mo ago

Ok thanks I will test that I'm not sure to understand how I can adapt this to my case. Because I have a svg and I'm not making the circle using radial-gradient. I'm trying to use calc to make the circle's placement responsive

Pat66•11mo ago

try this: https://bennettfeely.com/clippy/ the tutorial :

Pat66•11mo ago

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ybW7yUbOHN8&t=606s

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Choo♚𝕂𝕚𝕟𝕘•11mo ago

This may look like you need to use clip-path, but you don't, because the straight sides are actually the result of overflow being hidden. The shape is just an ordinary circle that is larger than the container.

Zoë•11mo ago

I'm using the radial-gradient in place of the SVG. It's a background element that doesn't need to be an SVG

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