Website design for a fictional bakery: Ruby's Cupcakes.

This is a great place to practice CSS, HTML, and contributing to open source and #Hacktoberfest! Please read through the documentation carefully before contributing.

The design system is created to be both flexible... and strict.

You must:

• Follow the color palette
• Only use the provided font families

You should feel free to:

• Add in fun animations or special effects
• Suggest UI improvements through issues

Interactive XD Prototype: https://xd.adobe.com/view/a8dd4f8b-bb8f-4d89-b7a9-9db06f175b0e-fd8e/

In the right-hand-panel you will find a 'code' tab. This will let you inspect different parts of the design to see things like their size, color, font, etc. Sort of like dev tools for design.

• Background gradient: linear-gradient(#FBEFFF, #F9E2F4)
• Light Pink: #FBEFFF
• Bright Pink: #DA4167
• Blue: #004E89
• General font: #002E52
• Placholder font: #A3B4C1

• Bitter: https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Bitter
• Roboto: https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Roboto

In the Interactive XD Prototype (see above), when you open the 'code' tab in the right-hand-panel you will find an option to download assets.

• All images are from https://unsplash.com/
• Icons are from Font Awesome: https://fontawesome.com/

• Open or claim an Issue before contributing. It helps keep track of the work and prevents many people working on the same thing.
• Add comments where necessary
• KISS - Keep It Simple, Supporter! Fancy code is fun, but simple code is easy to read and easy to maintain. Always favour simplicity.
• DRY - Don't Repeat Yourself! Why do in many lines of code... what you could do with a few well placed CSS classes.

• Open or claim an Issue
• Fork the repository
• Clone to your local (git clone https://github.com/yourUserName/Rubys-Cupcakes.git)
• Create a new branch (git checkout -b branchName)
• Make code changes
• Get ready for commit (git add .)
• Commit your changes with a concise, descriptive message (git commit -m "Very concise message")
• Push your changes (git push)
• Create a Pull Request, make sure you reference the Issue # and describe your work