CSS Layouts Masterclass Build ResponsiveAdaptive Websites
What you’ll learn
The go-to resource for everyone who want to learn the best practices of creating real-world layouts and websites with the most up-to-date techniques
A real-world problem-based learning approach to learning CSS Flexbox and CSS Grid to create responsive and adaptive websites
How to utilize problem-based learning to stimulate and enhance your problem-solving skills
Learn the best practices of creating modern and sophisticated responsive and adaptive layouts
How to come up with a real-world project workflow or developer setup for creating amazing responsive and adaptive websites
How to utilize cutting-edge Sass to create scalable and maintainable websites
You will become a master of creating Layouts with CSS Flexbox and CSS Grid
You will create 2 desktop-first responsive websites
You will create 1 mobile-first adaptive website
Crucial HTML and CSS Concepts that lay the foundation of web development
Taking your HTML and CSS skills to the next level
How to create any kind of layout with CSS Flexbox and CSS Grid
How to draft layouts with CSS Flexbox and CSS Grid
Learning how to draw layouts with CSS Flexbox and CSS Grid
You will create 20 layouts with CSS Flexbox and CSS Grid
You will solve 20 layouts with CSS Flexbox and CSS Grid exercises
How to optimize websites to load faster
How deploy websites to the internet for free
Requirements
No prior knowledge of HTML and CSS is required
I start from the very beginning and cover everything you will ever need to master creating real-world responsive and adaptive desktop-first and mobile-first websites
Just have a computer and leave the rest to me 🙂
Description
Welcome to the CSS Layouts MasterclassI am really excited to present to you this comprehensive and real-world oriented masterclass. This masterclass is a product of years of research and experience that will teach you all the ins and outs, all the secrets and tips of becoming a true HTML and CSS master. You will also learn how to create a modern developer workflow using Sass, a CSS pre-processor.Prominent Masterclass Features10 Layouts for CSS Flexbox10 Layouts for CSS Grid10 Exercises for CSS Flexbox10 Exercises for CSS Grid2 Complete Real-World Responsive Websites1 Complete Real-World Adaptive WebsiteModern Sass WorkflowMasterclass DescriptionI start this masterclass off with the essentials of HTML and CSS. Rather than a boring and theoretical approach, I will teach you all the essentials of HTML and CSS by creating our very first portfolio website. There are also exercises at the end of the HTML essentials and CSS essentials sections to reinforce the concepts and get you involved as well.Afterwards, you will learn to create 20 layouts with CSS Flexbox and CSS Grid in a problem-based and practical manner. Not only that, you will also have 20 exercises to solve using Flexbox and Grid.Flexbox and Grid are technologies that help us create stunning websites. In this masterclass, you will learn Flexbox and Grid by solving and coding layouts. I do not follow a boring approach of just going over the Flexbox and Grid without any practical aspect to them. Instead, I am going to teach you every layout in two ways.*-*-*-*-*-*-* White-boarding Layouts with Flexbox and GridFirstly, you will watch me come up with the ideation of the layout in a white-boarding lecture where it is just me and a whiteboard, no computer and no vs code. I will teach you how to come up with the HTML structure for your layouts and how to differentiate among the elements to come up with strategic elements that play vital roles in the context of either Flexbox or Grid. Then, I will write the CSS code on the whiteboard and teach you how to solve that specific layout using either Flexbox or Grid.*-*-*-*-*-*-* Coding Layouts with Flexbox and GridAfter the white-boarding lecture is done, I am going to jump into vs code and teach you all the HTML and CSS code for that layout as well. As a result, you will learn the thought process of coming up with layouts’ ideas in the white-boarding lectures and you will learn how to code them in the coding lectures.Now that you have learned your way around Flexbox and Grid, we will code the UI of the portfolio website I taught you in the essentials sections of HTML and CSS. I will also teach you all the secrets and shortcuts to making a website look incredibly awesome and accessible on all kind of devices, big and small.*-*-*-*-*-*-* Exercises for Flexbox and GridThere is still something missing, and that is giving you more time to practice and hone your Flexbox and Grid layout creating skills.You will have 20 unique and mainly e-commerce layouts to exercise for Flexbox and Grid.Throughout the exercises’ sections, you will have a real-world opportunity to take your Flexbox and Grid to the next level. To make the challenges worth your while, I have included screenshots of all the exercises for Flexbox and Grid and there is no need for you to play any videos. Just download the resource files and work your way through the exercises. There is also one video solution for every exercise layout for you to refer to in case you get stuck.At this point in the masterclass, you might think that you are done, you learned to create layouts with Flexbox and Grid and you know how to create a responsive website and you have also had a ton of practice and exercises.*-*-*-*-*-*-* More ProjectsBut, to take your skills to the absolute MONSTER level, I have two more projects in mind. Our focus will not be on learning Flexbox and Grid anymore as you have already mastered these technologies, rather on more real-world oriented skill sets.I will teach the thought process of a responsive website and an adaptive website. Yes, you read that right, an adaptive website. Chances are this is the first time you read about an adaptive website, because there is very limited content about it online.*-*-*-*-*-*-* Modern Developer WorkflowThroughout the second and the third projects, you will learn how to initiate a modern developer workflow and when it comes to project maintainability and scalability. I will teach you project organization, custom properties and variables, functions, utility classes and prepossessing your CSS with Sass.*-*-*-*-*-*-* Second ProjectThe second project of this masterclass is to create the UI of a multi-page, real-world and a truly fully-fledged website that is just one step away from becoming a Full-Stack App. This project is called EventGrids and is a responsive, desktop-first project in which the creation and design process of the website start off from a large screen and, consequently the screen size shrinks down. It is the largest website of the masterclass in which you will not only learn a lot of new techniques, but also take your responsive skills to the absolute MONSTER level.*-*-*-*-*-*-* Third ProjectThe third project of this masterclass is an adaptive website called ZeaL. It is a single page, mobile-first adaptive website. Throughout this project, I will teach you how to design a website starting from a small screen. This approach is called a mobile-first design approach and is sought out by companies as well. The reason that this skill is high in demand is because, the process of making a website look readable and accessible on all devices becomes easier and more strategic when started from a mobile screen size. Since most of the users visit websites on their smart phones, the demand for this skill has already skyrocketed.*-*-*-*-*-*-* Third Project FeaturesThe ZeaL project is not done yet when it comes to teaching you cutting-edge skills. By designing and coding this project, you will also learn the adaptive design as well. Adaptive design is often confused or mixed with responsive design. But, these two techniques could not be more different.*-*-*-*-*-*-* Responsive DesignIn a responsive design, the unit values are dynamic. They are constantly changing as the viewport units are shrinking or expanding. That makes the initiation of responsive design extremely difficult.*-*-*-*-*-*-* Adaptive DesignAdaptive design on the other hand, does not contain any dynamic unit values. It is all about static unit values. The advantage of static units over dynamic units is that static units do not change in regard to viewport dimensions.This is a very broad topic to which I have dedicated 3 projects. By completing these projects, you will not only understand the differences between responsive and adaptive designs, but also master the design process for any kind of layout and website.I am sure you will learn a ton of new and real-world skills that will turn into the next generation of web developers.So, come with me and let me teach you all the cool stuff HTML and CSS can do.Can’t wait to see you in the masterclass
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Masterclass Introduction
Lecture 2 Masterclass overview
Lecture 3 How to make the best of this Masterclass
Lecture 4 Masterclass Projects Overview
Lecture 5 Masterclass Layouts Overview
Lecture 6 Masterclass Exercises Overview
Lecture 7 Let’s take a look at a real-world example of HTML and CSS
Lecture 8 LET’S GET STARTED
Section 2: Beginner Learning Path
Lecture 9 Overview
Section 3: Setup
Lecture 10 Installing Visual Studio Code (VS Code)
Lecture 11 Opening a Folder
Lecture 12 Creating a File
Lecture 13 Installing Useful Extensions
Lecture 14 Opening the Browser
Section 4: HTML Essentials
Lecture 15 Section Introduction
Lecture 16 Creating Your First Webpage
Lecture 17 Hello World
Lecture 18 Creating Content
Lecture 19 Links
Lecture 20 Images
Lecture 21 Inputs
Lecture 22 Semantics
Lecture 23 Block vs Inline
Lecture 24 Container vs Contained
Lecture 25 Exercise – Code the Phoxul Webpage (Solution Included)
Section 5: CSS Essentials
Lecture 26 Section Introduction
Lecture 27 Linking CSS to HTML
Lecture 28 Understanding CSS
Lecture 29 Applying a Basic Styling
Lecture 30 CSS Classes
Lecture 31 CSS Borders
Lecture 32 CSS Backgrounds
Lecture 33 CSS Simple Selectors
Lecture 34 CSS Font Properties
Lecture 35 CSS Height and Width
Lecture 36 CSS Units
Lecture 37 CSS Text Properties
Lecture 38 CSS Pseudo-Class Selectors
Lecture 39 CSS Positions
Lecture 40 CSS Padding
Lecture 41 CSS Margin
Lecture 42 CSS Box Model
Lecture 43 CSS Pseudo-Element Selectors
Lecture 44 CSS Specificity
Lecture 45 CSS Attribute Selectors
Lecture 46 CSS Display Properties
Lecture 47 Exercise 1 – Style an Anchor Element
Lecture 48 Exercise 2 – Style an Image
Section 6: Intermediate Learning Path
Lecture 49 Overview
Section 7: CSS Flexbox – Whiteboarding & Coding CSS Layouts
Lecture 50 Section Introduction
Lecture 51 Layout 1 – Whiteboarding Blog Posts Side by Side
Lecture 52 Layout 1 – Coding Blog Posts Side by Side
Lecture 53 Layout 2 – Whiteboarding Spaced out Navigation Links
Lecture 54 Layout 2 – Coding Spaced out Navigation Links
Lecture 55 Layout 3 – Whiteboarding Personal Info Card
Lecture 56 Layout 3 – Coding Personal Info Card
Lecture 57 Layout 4 – Whiteboarding Sign in Page
Lecture 58 Layout 4 – Coding Sign in Page
Lecture 59 Layout 5 – Whiteboarding Responsive Gallery
Lecture 60 Layout 5 – Coding Responsive Gallery
Lecture 61 Layout 6 – Whiteboarding Newsletter Form
Lecture 62 Layout 6 – Coding Newsletter Form
Lecture 63 Layout 7– Whiteboarding To-do Schedule
Lecture 64 Layout 7 – Coding To-do Schedule
Lecture 65 Layout 8 – Whiteboarding a Modal
Lecture 66 Layout 8 – Coding a Modal
Lecture 67 Layout 9 – Whiteboarding Responsive Navigation
Lecture 68 Layout 9 – Coding Responsive Navigation
Lecture 69 Layout 10 – Whiteboarding Product Card
Lecture 70 Layout 10 – Coding Product Card
Lecture 71 Layout 11 – Whiteboarding Services
Lecture 72 Layout 11 – Coding Services
Section 8: CSS Grid –Whiteboarding & Coding CSS Layouts
Lecture 73 Section Introduction
Lecture 74 Layout 1 – Whiteboarding Full-Width Gallery
Lecture 75 Layout 1 – Coding Full-Width Gallery
Lecture 76 Layout 2 – Whiteboarding Sticky Footer
Lecture 77 Layout 2 – Coding Sticky Footer
Lecture 78 Layout 3 – Whiteboarding Blog Posts
Lecture 79 Layout 3 – Coding Blog Posts
Lecture 80 Layout 4 – Whiteboarding Pricing Tables
Lecture 81 Layout 4 – Coding Pricing Tables
Lecture 82 Layout 5 – Whiteboarding A Pricing Component
Lecture 83 Layout 5 – Coding A Pricing Component
Lecture 84 Layout 6 – Whiteboarding Gallery Grid
Lecture 85 Layout 6 – Coding Gallery Grid
Lecture 86 Layout 7 – Whiteboarding Responsive Product Grid
Lecture 87 Layout 7 – Coding Responsive Product Grid – Part 1
Lecture 88 Layout 7 – Coding Responsive Product Grid – Part 2
Lecture 89 Layout 8 – Whiteboarding Sign Up Page
Lecture 90 Layout 8 – Coding Sign Up Page
Lecture 91 Layout 9 – Whiteboarding Featured Products
Lecture 92 Layout 9 – Coding Featured Products
Lecture 93 Layout 10 – Whiteboarding About Section
Lecture 94 Layout 10 – Coding About Section
Section 9: Coding the UI of the Phoxul Website
Lecture 95 Organizing The Header Section HTML Code
Lecture 96 Organizing The Hero Section HTML Code
Lecture 97 Organizing The Personal Info Section HTML Code
Lecture 98 Organizing The Services Section HTML Code
Lecture 99 Organizing The News Section HTML Code
Lecture 100 Organizing The Works Section HTML Code
Lecture 101 Organizing The Contact Section HTML Code
Lecture 102 Organizing The Clients Section HTML Code
Lecture 103 Organizing The Footer Section HTML Code
Lecture 104 Setup – External Resources
Lecture 105 Setup – Creating General Styles Part 1
Lecture 106 Setup – Creating General Styles Part 2
Lecture 107 Setup – Creating General Styles Part 3
Lecture 108 Setup – Creating Utility Classes
Lecture 109 Setup – Creating Overall Layout
Lecture 110 Styling The Header Section
Lecture 111 Styling The Hero Section
Lecture 112 Styling The Personal Info Section
Lecture 113 Styling The Services Section
Lecture 114 Styling The News Section
Lecture 115 Styling The Works Section
Lecture 116 Styling The Contact Section
Lecture 117 Styling The Clients Section
Lecture 118 Styling The Footer Section
Section 10: Making the Phoxul Website Responsive
Lecture 119 Section Introduction
Lecture 120 Making The Header Section Responsive
Lecture 121 Making The Hero Section Responsive
Lecture 122 Making The Personal Info Section Responsive
Lecture 123 Making The Services Section Responsive
Lecture 124 Making The News Section Responsive
Lecture 125 Making The Works Section Responsive
Lecture 126 Making The Contact Section Responsive
Lecture 127 Making The Footer Section Responsive
Section 11: CSS Flexbox Exercises – Common Layouts & Components
Lecture 128 Section Introduction
Lecture 129 Checkout Page
Lecture 130 Navbar Section
Lecture 131 Header Section
Lecture 132 Footer Section
Lecture 133 Customer Reviews
Lecture 134 Product Carousel
Lecture 135 Order Summary
Lecture 136 Product Details
Lecture 137 Product Portfolio
Lecture 138 Teams Section
Section 12: CSS Grid Exercises – Common Layouts & Components
Lecture 139 Section Introduction
Lecture 140 Call to Action Section
Lecture 141 Team Section
Lecture 142 Contact Section
Lecture 143 Navbar Section
Lecture 144 Header Section
Lecture 145 Product Carousel
Lecture 146 Shopping Cart
Lecture 147 Footer Section
Lecture 148 Sign Up Form
Lecture 149 Responsive Gallery
Section 13: Advanced Learning Path
Lecture 150 Overview
Section 14: EventGrids Project – Building a Responsive Website (Including Sass)
Lecture 151 Section Introduction
Lecture 152 Getting Started with Sass
Lecture 153 Project Introduction
Lecture 154 Project Workflow Part 1 – Organization
Lecture 155 Project Workflow Part 2 – Sass Partials
Lecture 156 Project Workflow Part 3 – Element Styles
Lecture 157 Project Workflow Part 4 – Color Variables
Lecture 158 Project Workflow Part 5 – Gradient Variables
Lecture 159 Project Workflow Part 6 – Padding Variables
Lecture 160 Project Workflow Part 7 – Typography Variables
Lecture 161 Project Workflow Part 8 – Overall Layout + Reset
Lecture 162 Coding the Header Section
Lecture 163 Styling the Header Section – Part 1
Lecture 164 Styling the Header Section – Part 2
Lecture 165 Styling the Header Section – Part 3
Lecture 166 Making the Header Section Responsive Part 1
Lecture 167 Making the Header Section Responsive Part 2
Lecture 168 Coding the Countdown Section
Lecture 169 Styling the Countdown Section
Lecture 170 Making the Countdown Section Responsive
Lecture 171 Coding the Features Section
Lecture 172 Styling the Features Section Part 1
Lecture 173 Styling the Features Section Part 2
Lecture 174 Coding the About Section
Lecture 175 Styling the About Section
Lecture 176 Making the About Section Responsive
Lecture 177 Coding the Speakers Section
Lecture 178 Styling the Speakers Section
Lecture 179 Coding the Events Section
Lecture 180 Styling the Events Section
Lecture 181 Making the Events Section Responsive
Lecture 182 Coding the Pricing Section
Lecture 183 Styling the Pricing Section
Lecture 184 Coding the Testimonials Section
Lecture 185 Styling the Testimonials Section
Lecture 186 Coding the Blogs Section
Lecture 187 Styling the Blogs Section
Lecture 188 Coding the CTA Section
Lecture 189 Styling the CTA Section
Lecture 190 Coding the Footer Section
Lecture 191 Styling the Footer Section
Lecture 192 Making the Footer Section Responsive
Lecture 193 Coding the Gallery Page
Lecture 194 Styling the Gallery Page
Lecture 195 Arranging the Pricing Page
Lecture 196 Arranging the Schedule Page
Lecture 197 Arranging the Speakers Page
Lecture 198 Coding the Blog Page
Lecture 199 Styling the Blog Page
Lecture 200 Making the Blog Page Responsive
Lecture 201 Coding the Contact Page
Lecture 202 Styling the Contact Page
Lecture 203 Making the Contact Page Responsive
Section 15: Mobile First Design Project – Building an Adaptive Website (Including Sass)
Lecture 204 Section Introduction
Lecture 205 Project Introduction
Lecture 206 Project Workflow Part 1 – Organization
Lecture 207 Project Workflow Part 2 – Custom Variables
Lecture 208 Coding the Header Section
Lecture 209 Styling the Header Section
Lecture 210 Making the Header Section Adaptive
Lecture 211 Coding the Hero Section
Lecture 212 Styling the Hero Section
Lecture 213 Making the Hero Section Adaptive
Lecture 214 Coding the Trainer Section
Lecture 215 Styling the Trainer Section
Lecture 216 Making the Trainer Section Adaptive
Lecture 217 Coding the Features Section
Lecture 218 Styling the Features Section
Lecture 219 Making the Features Section Adaptive
Lecture 220 Coding the About Section
Lecture 221 Styling the About Section
Lecture 222 Making the About Section Adaptive
Lecture 223 Coding the Gallery Section
Lecture 224 Styling the Gallery Section
Lecture 225 Making the Gallery Section Adaptive
Lecture 226 Coding the Pricing Section
Lecture 227 Styling the Pricing Section
Lecture 228 Making the Pricing Section Adaptive
Lecture 229 Coding the Testimonial Section
Lecture 230 Styling the Testimonial Section
Lecture 231 Making the Testimonial Section Adaptive
Lecture 232 Coding the Contact Section
Lecture 233 Styling the Contact Section
Lecture 234 Making the Contact Section Adaptive
Lecture 235 Coding the Footer Section
Lecture 236 Styling the Footer Section
Lecture 237 Making the Footer Section Adaptive
Lecture 238 Deployment
Section 16: Wrap Up
Lecture 239 Wrap Up + Next Steps
Everyone who want to become a true master of creating responsive and adaptive websites,Beginners who want to get started with HTML and CSS as fast as possible and gain a real-world production ready blueprint on how to create responsive and adaptive websites,Intermediate HTML and CSS developers who want to create stunning modern layouts with You will create 20 layouts with CSS Flexbox and CSS Grid,Advanced HTML and CSS developers who want to take their skills to the next level and create responsive and adaptive websites,Everyone wanting to learn CSS Flexbox and CSS Grid in a real-world context,Everyone wanting to enhance their problem-solving skills,Everyone wanting to learn all the best practices of creating modern production ready websites and layouts
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Udemy | English | 49h 27m | 37.80 GB
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