Gradient layout?

Question

laptops

Hello.
There is such an image that is not divided into layers in Photoshop in any way, that is, it is a regular raster layer without any styles, etc. The
text is not important here, it is important to make a gradient, but how to do this without having gradient data? (I even I can’t just take the background and put it stupidly as a background, since there is text on it).

Answer 1

will rise if you push with your thumbs

Answer 2

Unlikely - for sure there is a partition in the connector for a cutout, which the lower SSD does not have

Answer 3

The first drive has an M.2 SATA interface, the second drive has PCIE. If the laptop supports PCIE NVMe drives, then the 2nd drive will get up and work.

Answer 4

Eyedropper + linear-gradient

Answer 5

With a pipette, select the most extreme colors in the picture. Your angle is from top left to bottom right. You will get something like this:

background: rgb(0, 181, 197);
background: -moz-linear-gradient(30deg, rgb(0, 181, 197) 0%, rgb(0, 140, 164) 100%);
background: -webkit-linear-gradient(30deg, rgb(0, 181, 197) 0%, rgb(0, 140, 164) 100%);
background: -o-linear-gradient(30deg, rgb(0, 181, 197) 0%, rgb(0, 140, 164) 100%);
background: -ms-linear-gradient(30deg, rgb(0, 181, 197) 0%, rgb(0, 140, 164) 100%);
background: linear-gradient(120deg, rgb(0, 181, 197) 0%, rgb(0, 140, 164) 100%);

As a last resort, you can erase the inscriptions and use the image to css converter from colorzilla

Answer 6

You have a diagonal gradient.
Here is your code:

background: linear-gradient(to top left, #3ECBDD 0%, #088BA7);

Answer 7

Software or manually?
If programmatically, then through PHP you take the extreme pixels - determine their color and fuss in linear-gradient
And if manually, then here is the PSD file (grandient angle -27 or -35 degrees, see which is better).