nft-preview-card

This repository is a small web project by John Mwendwa that builds a visual "NFT preview card" — a styled card showing a piece of digital artwork, its title, a short description, price, and a creator. It's the kind of card you might see on a marketplace like OpenSea or similar. The project was created as a solution to a challenge from Frontend Mentor, a platform that gives developers realistic design files and asks them to build the result from scratch.

At a high level, the project is a single web page made of HTML and CSS. The card displays an image with a hover effect (when you move your cursor over it, the image changes to show a "view" icon). The layout adjusts automatically depending on whether you're viewing it on a phone or a larger screen. The README mentions the use of Flexbox and CSS Grid, which are layout tools that help position everything neatly without hardcoded pixel values.

This is a learning project aimed at frontend developers who are practicing their skills. A beginner learning web development might look at this code to see how someone else structured a card component, handled responsive design, or implemented hover interactions. It's not a tool you'd plug into a larger app — it's a self-contained exercise demonstrating frontend fundamentals.

The project doesn't connect to any backend or live data source. There's no real NFT functionality, no blockchain connection, and no database. It's purely a visual mockup showing what an NFT card could look like, built to match a provided design as closely as possible. The README doesn't go into much detail beyond the challenge description and the tech used, which is typical for Frontend Mentor solutions.