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This lesson is closed. Finish the one before it. Do the practice. Pass the assessment. Then this one opens.
Back to the lesson. Three tries are used. Read this again, then try the code.
You finished. The lesson is open again.
Use one set. Ink is the dark brown-black, #1a1712. Paper is the warm off-white, #faf7f2. Clay is the burnt orange, #c0532e. Ghost is the menu bar. White is for About and Contact. The three skill boxes are clay wash, leaf green, and sky blue.
The page background has to be paper, not white. About is white. If the page is also white, “a different background” disappears. Clay shows up three times only: the line under the header, the first skill border, and the button. A colour used on everything stops pointing at anything.
The brief does not give you hex codes. It gives you jobs: a background, contrasting text, a different background, borders. This set does those jobs, and the text stays readable. You do not need a second palette. The full list, with a patch of each colour, is on the colours page.
#1a1712 inkHeader background, footer background, text on light areas, menu text.#faf7f2 paperPage background, and the text on the header and footer.#c0532e clayHeader’s bottom border, Graphic Design border, Send Message button. Three times.#f4ede6 ghostMenu bar only.#ffffff whiteAbout and Contact, so they differ from the paper page.#f8e8e1, #e7f5ee, #e8eef6The three box fills: clay wash, leaf, sky. Borders are #c0532e, #14613a, and #1e4a73.See every colour, and the job it does.
The next lesson opens after you practice and pass the assessment.
Blue and yellow will not be the set. Paint the header with ink and paper.
The code is right. Start the assessment when you are ready. The lesson stays closed until both answers are right.
The lesson is closed. Pick one answer each, then mark it. A wrong answer tells you why, what to do, and what to remember.