Showcasing Web Design: Crafting a Testimonial Card with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript

• Mar 16, 2022

Naming conventions for CSS and HTML components can be a challenging task. You might scour Google for an appropriate term or phrase and still come up empty-handed.

This tutorial faced a similar challenge. I was unsure how to name a post about this particular component. So, I did the simplest, most straightforward thing one could do: I answered a question. What am I trying to accomplish? A card with a circular image at the top. Hence, the title of this HTML and CSS tutorial.

But how does one create this seemingly simple component while adhering to web standards and accessibility?

An interface is what the user interacts with, aside from the experience of inputting data or performing tasks. As designers and developers, we are drawn to visually appealing elements, which is why sites like Behance and Pinterest are popular.

In this tutorial, I’ll share how to code a testimonial card with a circular image at the top using basic HTML and CSS. This tutorial is beginner-friendly, but be prepared to get your hands dirty.