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Creation of codex components in Penpot from Figma
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To complete this microtask, I meticulously recreated the InfoChip component in Penpot adhering closely to the design specifications outlined in the Codex Figma kit and its associated design token. Each variant was meticulously designed to match the original Figma files, dimensions, colors, typography, and layout, ensuring compatibility with both light and dark mode.

I provided a comprehensive documentation of the entire process.

https://zainabonanuga.hashnode.dev/a-step-by-step-guide-to-building-the-wikimedia-infochip-in-penpot


My penpot file

Received feedback

Following @cmadeo feedback, I converted my default and dark states into component and named them.

Event Timeline

Thank you @Yasmeen0525 for your detailed and helpful tutorial and your penpot file. The InfoChip in the penpot file look good, but I'm curious why you chose to utilize the boards as a part of the component? It could also be helpful to name each component and to utilize variants vs. components for the two different reading themes (default and dark). Thank you for your hard work!

Thank you for the valuable feedback, Ma. I decided to use boards for the chips, because this approach offered a well-defined structure. Additionally I have created a reusable component for the dark and default states and named each component @cmadeo

@cmadeo, I am having difficulty updating my new penpot file, do I need to create a new subtask?

Thank you for your task. An intern has been selected for this project, so I am closing this ticket as 'resolved' as the application period has concluded.