Bootstrap 4 and 5

Bootstrap 4 and 5, available at Free, has an average rating of 3.65, with 68 lectures, based on 202 reviews, and has 5268 subscribers.

You will learn about Bootstrap (versions 4 and 5) Use of a Web Editor This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone interested in front end web design, either to become a developer or to communicate with the world better. It is particularly useful for Anyone interested in front end web design, either to become a developer or to communicate with the world better.

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Summary

Title: Bootstrap 4 and 5

Price: Free

Average Rating: 3.65

Number of Lectures: 68

Number of Published Lectures: 68

Number of Curriculum Items: 68

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 68

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Bootstrap (versions 4 and 5)

Use of a Web Editor

Who Should Attend

Anyone interested in front end web design, either to become a developer or to communicate with the world better.

Target Audiences

Anyone interested in front end web design, either to become a developer or to communicate with the world better.

The Visual Learning series fills a gap in the courses on introductory web design. Instead of the terse definitions written for experts found in online documentation resources, or long commentaries to ease novices into programming, this course strikes a balance between succinct explanation and complete visualizations of code so that the key concepts are learned through easy-to-follow examples.

This course details comprehensively the practice of making websites responsive to a wide variety of display types and sizes, by covering the main features of the Bootstrap 4 and 5 libraries. The course assumes a prior knowledge of HTML and CSS. If you have worked through the precursor Udemy courses to this one– HTML 5 and CSS 3 Visual Learning– or have equivalent knowledge and skills in using markup for web pages, you will be able to work through the Bootstrap examples in this course.

No previous experience with Bootstrap is required. Since HTML and CSS experience is presumed, it is also expected that you have basic knowledge of how to use a code editor, and how to use an FTP client application if your eventual goal is to design live websites that are stored on a web server. Those topics are also covered in my Udemy HTML 5 and CSS 3 Visual Learning courses.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Your Instructor

Lecture 1: My Other Free Courses on Udemy

Lecture 2: About the Instructor

Lecture 3: Link to All the Examples

Lecture 4: HTML Template

Chapter 2: Prerequisites and Code Examples

Lecture 1: Preface

Lecture 2: What This Course Assumes

Lecture 3: Bootstrap 4 vs 5

Chapter 3: Video Walkthroughs | Creating and Modifying Websites

Lecture 1: A Note About the Videos

Lecture 2: Using a Code Editor

Lecture 3: Website Aesthetics

Lecture 4: Using an FTP Client

Lecture 5: Modifying Website Templates

Lecture 6: Using a Web Editor Part 1

Lecture 7: Using a Web Editor Part 2

Lecture 8: Using a Web Editor Part 3

Lecture 9: Using a Web Editor Part 4

Lecture 10: Using a Web Editor Part 5

Chapter 4: Introduction to Bootstrap 4 and its Class System

Lecture 1: Using a Web Framework

Lecture 2: Accessing the Code

Lecture 3: Course Intro Redux

Lecture 4: HTML Template

Lecture 5: CSS Reset

Lecture 6: Containers, Rows, Columns & Grids

Lecture 7: The Mantra

Lecture 8: Rows

Lecture 9: Columns Part 1

Lecture 10: Columns Part 2

Lecture 11: The 12-Column Grid System

Chapter 5: More Bootstrap 4 Classes

Lecture 1: Note About Displaying Code

Lecture 2: Jumbotrons

Lecture 3: Typographic Styling

Lecture 4: Button Components & Color Utilities

Lecture 5: Button Groups

Lecture 6: Modifying Default Styles

Lecture 7: Navbar

Lecture 8: Collapse & Navbar

Lecture 9: Nav

Lecture 10: Accordion Collapse

Lecture 11: Cards

Lecture 12: Carousels

Lecture 13: Flexible Design

Lecture 14: Breakpoint Classes

Lecture 15: Media Queries

Lecture 16: Flexible Accordion

Lecture 17: Flexible Carousel

Lecture 18: Flexible Tabs

Lecture 19: Lightbox

Lecture 20: List Groups

Lecture 21: Breadcrumbs

Lecture 22: Pagination

Lecture 23: Justified Content

Lecture 24: d-block, d-inline, gutters, offset, reverse, align-center

Lecture 25: Flex & Align with Rows & Flex Columns

Lecture 26: Flex Text

Lecture 27: Embed Responsive

Lecture 28: Media Objects

Lecture 29: Input Groups

Lecture 30: Forms

Lecture 31: Forms with Rows and Columns

Lecture 32: Tables

Lecture 33: Badges

Lecture 34: Alerts

Lecture 35: Spinners & Progress Bars

Lecture 36: Animations

Chapter 6: Bootstrap 5 | Whats New

Lecture 1: Whats new in Bootstrap 5

Chapter 7: Resources and Final Considerations

Lecture 1: Where to Go Next

Lecture 2: Online Resources

Lecture 3: Acknowledgments

Instructors

Michael Filimowicz
Award Winning AI Artist: electronic music and digital art

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 4 votes

2 stars: 9 votes

3 stars: 32 votes

4 stars: 70 votes

5 stars: 87 votes

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