@huntermacd Most of the issues I'm seeing on the cover are small refinements to spacing and layout. I'll do my best to describe things here, but I've also produced an annotated version of the designs in case that's easier to parse.
One note regarding the spacing system (in case it's useful for creating CSS variables for re-use) is that the entire spacing system is based on an 8px/pt system. This means that all the spacing units should be a multiple of 8 (e.g., 8px, 16px, 24px, 32px, etc.). This applies to all the vertical spacing, and also to the line-heights for typography (for vertical rhythm). The type styles used are the same ones used within our lullabot.com design system (we're just not using a small subset of them within the Ebook design).
For larger viewports (basically viewports wide enough to have the "Get Started" button move to the right of the subtitle text)
[ ] The subtitle area with the subtitle and Get Started button should be fixed to the bottom of the viewport. The dark area above it should then fill the remaining height of the viewport.
[ ] The main title content (Both the "A Lullabot Ebook" eyebrow and the Ebook title) should vertically center within the dark area.
[ ] Some of the spacing of things is a bit off from the designs (hopefully my annotated version can help clarify some of these). I can obviously only annotate at a specific viewport size, but hopefully showing the smallest mobile (iPhone SE size) and a larger viewport can help. If needed, I could create some in-between examples.
@huntermacd Most of the issues I'm seeing on the cover are small refinements to spacing and layout. I'll do my best to describe things here, but I've also produced an annotated version of the designs in case that's easier to parse.
One note regarding the spacing system (in case it's useful for creating CSS variables for re-use) is that the entire spacing system is based on an 8px/pt system. This means that all the spacing units should be a multiple of 8 (e.g., 8px, 16px, 24px, 32px, etc.). This applies to all the vertical spacing, and also to the line-heights for typography (for vertical rhythm). The type styles used are the same ones used within our lullabot.com design system (we're just not using a small subset of them within the Ebook design).
For larger viewports (basically viewports wide enough to have the "Get Started" button move to the right of the subtitle text)