HTML CSS Learn to Build Responsive Websites

HTML & CSS – Learn to Build Responsive Websites, available at $19.99, with 59 lectures, and has 2 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand HTML, CSS, and responsive web design Build responsive web pages with HTML, CSS, and flexbox Organize CSS code into reusable and efficient code Develop foundational knowledge of markup to learn more advanced ui libraries easier This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner programmers who want to learn HTML & CSS to build responsive web pages It is particularly useful for Beginner programmers who want to learn HTML & CSS to build responsive web pages.

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Summary

Title: HTML & CSS – Learn to Build Responsive Websites

Price: $19.99

Number of Lectures: 59

Number of Published Lectures: 59

Number of Curriculum Items: 59

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 59

Original Price: $79.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Understand HTML, CSS, and responsive web design

Build responsive web pages with HTML, CSS, and flexbox

Organize CSS code into reusable and efficient code

Develop foundational knowledge of markup to learn more advanced ui libraries easier

Who Should Attend

Beginner programmers who want to learn HTML & CSS to build responsive web pages

Target Audiences

Beginner programmers who want to learn HTML & CSS to build responsive web pages

In this course we’re going to learn the fundamentals of HTML and CSS markup code.

We’ll start with learning a variety of concepts like positioning, display types, CSS specificity, colors, and more. Once we’ve covered the fundamentals, we’ll learn about Flexbox, a modern implementation of CSS to create responsive and fluid layouts for your web pages.

Once we’ve covered these html and css concepts, we’ll take what we’ve learned and apply our knowledge to create a responsive web page from scratch.

Here’s a comprehensive list of the concepts we’ll learn in this course:

Introduction to HTML. Initial setup, and what are HTML Tags?

Differences between border, margin, and padding. How and when to use each.

CSS Classes and IDs

CSS Combinators: Style elements under very specific circumstances.

CSS positioning: Absolute, Fixed, Relative, and Sticky

Adding CSS Styles in head tag, inline, and with external stylesheets

Using “variables” or Custom css properties for reusability

Display types: Block, inline, inline-block

Form styling: How to style each element of a form, like borders, placeholders, etc.

Media Queries for Responsive web design by changing styles for a variety of screens

Pseudo classes: Targeting every other list item, first item, links when visited, etc.

Specificity: How to handle conflicting stylesheet rules.

Flexbox: Introduction

Flexbox direction and wrapping

Flexbox content gaps and alignment

Flexbox direction and wrapping

Flexbox growing, shrinking, basis, and ordering of elements.

Coming Soon:

CSS Grid

Fluid fonts like EM’s VH, etc…

Border images

CSS Reset

CSS Animations

Bootstrap

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Install VSCode Mac

Lecture 3: Install VSCode Windows

Lecture 4: Install Sublime Text – Mac

Lecture 5: Install Sublime Text – Windows

Lecture 6: Learn to Code Tip: Isolate the Issue

Lecture 7: Source Code & Project Setup

Lecture 8: Project Folders Renamed

Chapter 2: Updated HTML & CSS Basics

Lecture 1: HTML Hello World

Lecture 2: CSS Style Sheets

Lecture 3: Classes & IDS in CSS

Lecture 4: Basics of CSS Specificity

Lecture 5: Border, Margin, and Padding in HTML & CSS

Lecture 6: Chrome Dev Tools for Debugging HTML & CSS

Lecture 7: CSS Combinators

Lecture 8: Display Types: Block, inline, inline-block

Lecture 9: CSS Positioning: Static, Sticky, Relative, Absolute

Lecture 10: Margin Collapsing in HTML & CSS

Lecture 11: HTML Color Codes

Lecture 12: Media Queries

Lecture 13: Pseudo Classes

Lecture 14: Styling HTML Forms

Lecture 15: Custom CSS Properties

Lecture 16: CSS Animation Basics

Lecture 17: EMS, REMS, and Pixels

Lecture 18: VH & VW – Viewport Height & Viewport Width

Lecture 19: CSS Before & After

Lecture 20: Negative Margins

Chapter 3: Updated FlexBox

Lecture 1: Flexbox Basics

Lecture 2: Flexbox Align Items

Lecture 3: Flex Direction & Wrapping

Lecture 4: Flex Grow, Shrink, Order, Basis

Lecture 5: Flex Align-self & content gaps

Chapter 4: CSS Grid

Lecture 1: Note about source files

Lecture 2: Simple CSS Grid

Lecture 3: Rows & Columns Start & End CSS Grid

Lecture 4: Implicit Grid in CSS

Lecture 5: Naming Grids in CSS

Lecture 6: CSS Grid Ordering

Lecture 7: CSS Grid Alignment

Lecture 8: CSS Grid Min Max

Chapter 5: HTML & CSS Extras

Lecture 1: break class Rows & Columns in Flexbox

Lecture 2: class row and column FlexBox

Chapter 6: Beginner HTML & CSS Project

Lecture 1: Quick note about next video

Lecture 2: Project Intro

Lecture 3: Buttons

Lecture 4: Optimizing Buttons

Lecture 5: Top Bar / Promo Bar

Lecture 6: Navigation Bar

Lecture 7: Responsive Navigation & Cart Icon

Lecture 8: Hero Section

Lecture 9: Below Hero Section

Lecture 10: Cards

Lecture 11: Section With Background

Lecture 12: Top Shelf Section

Lecture 13: Shop Items

Lecture 14: Founder Message

Lecture 15: Footer & Hover Effects

Lecture 16: CSS Code Cleanup

Instructors

John s Curry
Professional GraphQL & React Developer

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