Course Description
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Have you always wanted to build an amazing looking website but lacked the skills? Maybe you’re already familiar with
HTML and CSS but you couldn’t start coding an actual website because
you didn’t have the idea or the design concept in mind?
Maybe you’ve always wanted to code that template but weren’t feeling
comfortable? What if I told you that, with only basic understanding of
HTML and CSS you can actually create wonderful websites if you knew
time-saving tricks?
Reviews:
"I
can say that, so far, i learned a lot. especially the resources are
very informative and the final website design looks really cool. Thanks
for taking the time explaining the very details." - Виктор Williams
"the pace the instructor is
going is really adaptive, i absolutely have no problem coding in
real-time. all of the instructions are step by step and the instructor
actually makes sure that you understand his concept before he moves on.
waiting for you next course!" - Jay Doughlas
In this course I
will try to cover every concept of building a website from start to
finish. We will be using the most popular CSS framework called Bootstrap
4 (we will get in-depth about Bootstrap). We’ll start with wire-framing
our design (I will tell you why this is very important). Then, step by
step we will design and code all the sections that the website will be
able to offer.
We will spice up the website with creating amazing animations using
tricks and techniques that I will teach you. You will be creating
animations on hover and animations on scroll that will make your website
look like a piece of cake. That’s not all though, we will also create
smooth scrolling on our website so it can offer even better user
experience for the end-user.
To summarize – We will be using a free wire-framing tool to create
our prototypes. HTML and CSS will be used to code and build our website.
Bootstrap will help us create a responsive website that will be
accessible on smaller screens and mobile devices. Also, we will even use
a little bit of JavaScript and jQuery to do some event driven things
like animations on scroll or trigger animations.
"I was a bit skeptical at first
when i bought this, but once I started to dive into the course, i can
say that buying this course was one of the best decisions i have made in
my short web development career" - Emilio Pet
So, why choose me as an instructor? Why buy this course among all those other courses?
It’s because I will offer you a different approach
to your learning experience. Each lesson you will be presented with a
task that you will have to accomplish on your own. Each lesson you will
be asked a question that you should answer before moving on. I believe
that good teaching is done through student practice and involvement. At the end of each section you should take the quiz to check up on your skills and see if you’re ready for the next section.
At the very end of this course, I will challenge you
with an ultimate task – create a project as big as the one we were
creating throughout the course and show it to me! I will be glad to see
it.
So, why wait? If all this sounds great to you, Press on “Take this Course” and start learning today! 100% money-back guarantee!
Course Details
What is wire-framing and Why It Is Important?Animations on Scroll: Examples & Demonstration
Animations on Scroll: Get Your Hands Dirty
Article
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Choosing The Right Code Editor
Coding and Designing the Navigation Bar
Congratulations! You made it! What Now & Super Project Challenge
Contact Page: Coding the Contact Page
Contact Page: Designing the Contact Page
Contact Page: Task, Question and Resources
Creating a Fav Icon
Designing & Coding the Parallax Page
Download the Final Project Files Here
Features Page: Coding the Features Page
Features Page: Designing the Features Page
Features Page: Task, Question and Resources
Get My Personal Journal Here
Home Page: Designing the Home Page with CSS3
Home Page: Task, Question and Resources
How To Ask for Help & Project Files Explained
HTML, CSS & BS Quiz
JavaScript Basics: Making the Navigation Bar Stick to Top When Scrolling
Main Website Development Quiz
Making Our Website Responsive – Part 1
Making Our Website Responsive – Part 2
Making the Buttons Work & Adding Smooth Scrolling Effect
Media Queries Quiz
Meet Your Instructor
Numbers Page: Coding the Numbers Page
Numbers Page: Designing the Numbers Page
Numbers Page: Task, Question and Resources
Polishing & Animation Quiz
Products Page: Coding the Products Page
Products Page: Designing the Products Page
Products Page: Task, Question and Resources
Relative vs Absolute Positioning & Pseudo Classes
Section 1: Course Introduction
Section 2: Let's Get Started
Section 3: Building The Website: The 9 Sections
Section 4: Polishing the Website: Buttons, Smooth Scrolling & Animations
Section 5: Making The Website Responsive with Media Queries
Section 6: Final Touches & Conclusion
Section 7: BONUS Lectures
Setting Up The Project Environment
Student Request: Building a Responsive Multi-level Dropdown Menu
Student Request: Building a Responsive Navigation Bar
Tasks, Questions, Quizzes and Resources During the Lectures
Testimonials Page: Coding the Testimonials Page
Testimonials Page: Designing the Testimonials Page
Testimonials Page: Task, Question and Resources
The Footer: Coding the Footer
The Footer: Designing the Footer
The Website We Are Going To Build
Timeline Page: Coding the Timeline Page
Timeline Page: Designing the Timeline Page
Timeline Page: Task, Question and Resources
Updating Bootstrap To The Latest Version
Warm-up: Setting Up the Container, Coding the Home Page & Installing Fonts
Welcome & Course Introduction
What are Media Queries and How Do They Work?
What is HTML, CSS, Bootstrap?
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