Problem: Glass Card Component

easy
15 min
Try to create a centered, responsive glassmorphism card with visual depth over a fullscreen background.

Problem description

Given an HTML structure for a card element inside a container, style it so that the card appears as a frosted glass panel overlaying a full-page background image (use background: url('https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Educative-Content/css-design-patterns/26c68d4d2c4a7833aabb68f4e9c2994c11642b80/Banner.svg')). The card must be centered vertically and horizontally and should adapt gracefully to different viewport sizes.

Goal

Write CSS rules to implement the glassmorphism effect and visual depth, ensuring the card remains readable and centered over the background image across screen sizes.

Constraints

  • Use only CSS (no JavaScript).

  • It must support modern browsers with backdrop-filter.

  • The background image URL can be hardcoded as ‘background.jpg’.

  • Ensure sufficient contrast for readability.

  • Avoid fixed widths that break responsiveness.

Sample visual output

Here’s what the output would look like:

Good luck trying the problem! If you’re unsure how to proceed, check the Solution.

Problem: Glass Card Component

easy
15 min
Try to create a centered, responsive glassmorphism card with visual depth over a fullscreen background.

Problem description

Given an HTML structure for a card element inside a container, style it so that the card appears as a frosted glass panel overlaying a full-page background image (use background: url('https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Educative-Content/css-design-patterns/26c68d4d2c4a7833aabb68f4e9c2994c11642b80/Banner.svg')). The card must be centered vertically and horizontally and should adapt gracefully to different viewport sizes.

Goal

Write CSS rules to implement the glassmorphism effect and visual depth, ensuring the card remains readable and centered over the background image across screen sizes.

Constraints

  • Use only CSS (no JavaScript).

  • It must support modern browsers with backdrop-filter.

  • The background image URL can be hardcoded as ‘background.jpg’.

  • Ensure sufficient contrast for readability.

  • Avoid fixed widths that break responsiveness.

Sample visual output

Here’s what the output would look like:

Good luck trying the problem! If you’re unsure how to proceed, check the Solution.