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Learn how to download Bootstrap 3.3.7, extract its dist files, and set up bootstrap.css, bootstrap.min.css, bootstrap.js, glyph icons, and jquery to build a mobile-first, responsive website.

Download jquery by searching google, open the first link, choose the compressed production jquery 3.3.1, right-click and save as, then place and rename the file in the project’s js folder.

Link Bootstrap and jquery files to HTML by adding bootstrap.min.css, css/style.css, and bootstrap.min.js, js/bootstrap.js, js/bootstrap.min.js, and place css at the top and scripts at the bottom for proper rendering.

Explore the attached course files - bootstrap 3.3.7, complete project sources, and images - and follow the step-by-step guidelines to download, extract, and integrate them into your project.

Verify that Bootstrap and jQuery are correctly linked to your HTML by inspecting a heading and paragraph in a browser; observe the font style change to confirm Bootstrap is working.

Explore the Bootstrap grid system, including containers, container-fluid, rows, and 12-column layouts, with md, sm, and xs breakpoints and practical code examples.

Copy the default stylesheet into your project, reset margins and padding, set the font to Open Sans, and apply the Bootstrap button style class BT for consistency.

Learn to build a responsive Bootstrap navbar using predefined classes like navbar, container, and navbar-header with a fixed-top position, and enhance headings with the jumbotron style.

Build a Bootstrap navbar with a hamburger toggle for small screens, collapsing to show items like home, services, mission, clients, and contact us, plus a login dropdown.

Resolve the hamburger button issue by correcting script order: ensure the jQuery file loads before the Bootstrap JavaScript file so the dropdown menu works.

Continue building a Bootstrap-based blog inbox with a dropdown navigation and a full-width login form featuring email and password fields, social login options, remember me, and sign-in.

Style the navigation bar with a custom background and uppercase text, adding a red underline beneath links. Use a media query to hide the border up to 768 pixels.

Style the login box in CSS by selecting its id and setting minimum height and background color. Tune social buttons with margins and hover effects; add a mobile media query.

Identify Bootstrap reserved classes vs custom ones by using the Bootstrap class list in Google Chrome; if a class appears in the list, it is Bootstrap, otherwise it is custom.

Explore building the header with a blurred background, animated heading, and two main home buttons, then create a Bootstrap section with a glass container, a row, and a responsive column.

Master header html part-2 by building a div container and using flexbox to align two buttons, exploring fluxbox concepts within a Bootstrap-based responsive layout.

Style the header using a background image with an rgba overlay and blur, then center the white text with a 70px font and a 200px top margin.

Apply flexbox to style a Bootstrap header, center header buttons, and adjust margins, colors, and font size for a modern, responsive navigation.

Fix the header in responsive mode by loading fonts from Google and applying a 768px media query to set header items to 50px, 260px top margin, and 15px font size.

Build the Bootstrap services section in HTML using a container and a row layout, add icons and text to introduce innovative and modern web design and development services.

Create a four-column services section using Bootstrap columns, edit icons and text in each column, and practice building and customizing the page with dummy content.

Style the services section by applying the services class, adjusting padding, margins, font sizes, and colors; then style service icons with circular backgrounds and responsive tweaks at 768px.

Create a responsive sales section in bootstrap with a two-column layout, an image on the left and text on the right, using a responsive image class and Google fonts.

Learn to build a pricing section in Bootstrap with a three-column layout (col-md-4) featuring pricing cards, monthly plans, and a features list, including a call-to-action button.

Explore pricing section styling in CSS with padding, text alignment, color, borders, and responsive behavior using media queries to center and adjust the packages layout.

Learn to build the mission section of a Bootstrap page using a responsive two-column layout with text and image, leveraging the grid system and containers.

Style mission section in CSS for a Bootstrap layout with a 600px min-height, top and bottom padding, Monserrate headings, 17px paragraph text at 30px line height, plus responsive right-side imagery.