
Explains building a glassmorphism debit or credit card UI using HTML and CSS, with starter code, a Visual Studio Code workflow, and a frosted glass background concept.
Create a glassy card UI in HTML and CSS using backdrop-filter blur, center with flex, and style borders, radii, bank name, chip image, expiry date, card number, and visa logo.
Create a card layout using relative positioning, precise top and left offsets, and typography tweaks. Use flexbox to center items, space between elements, and add a hover sparkle effect.
Create a skewed card using the before and after selectors, with hover reveal, transforms, and transitions. Implement a cross-browser fallback with a linear-gradient backdrop for Firefox and other browsers.
Create a responsive price card in HTML and CSS that shifts from three columns on large screens to stacked cards, including package, price, storage, users, and subscribe.
Design the card with a 230px wide white background, Montserrat font, and a blue full-width button; apply shadow, padding, rounded corners, and center the details at 70% with centered text.
Use a gradient background to blend colors with the says gradient tool, rotate degrees, copy the generated CSS, and apply hover effects to buttons.
Center the card container with flex and emphasize the middle card with increased height and a gradient color. Refine the button and hover transitions using inherited fonts.
Make the layout responsive by applying a max-width media query at 730 pixels, switching the container from row to column, and allowing card heights to auto-adjust. Increase the spacing between cards to 15 pixels and remove fixed heights to complete the responsive design.
Design a shopping item card with hover animation that lights up, reveals a description, and offers an add-to-cart button, using HTML and CSS with downloadable project assets.
Create a product item by importing the Google font, centering a responsive container, and styling with product info, image, and details. Use transform translateY and z-index to stack views.
Explore extra effects in html and css by applying hover interactions, opacity transitions, and responsive adjustments to product cards with primary and secondary views.
Enable hover interactions on product containers to reveal info with transform animations moving -50 and 50 pixels, using transitions of 0.5 seconds, and style with Montserrat font.
Learn to build responsive HTML and CSS layouts using flexbox to display flags horizontally, wrap content, center items, add spacing, and style a simple button and images with transparency.
Build a simple login form page with a logo and inputs that animate on focus, atop a green background image. Ensure a reset, font, and responsive, no-repeat background.
Create a glass container with a centered black overlay and a 420-pixel wide, 100-pixel tall form using flex. Include a logo and labeled username and password inputs.
Style the form by shrinking the image, wrapping content in a glass container at 60% width with a top offset, and applying transparent inputs, white text, borders, and custom color.
Learn to implement smooth input animations in HTML and CSS, using focus effects, 0.5s transitions, and the general sibling selector, then fix layout with absolute positioning and centered buttons.
Design a simple single-page London website and implement a collapsible hamburger menu using only HTML and CSS, with a header, logo, navigation, and Font Awesome icons.
Build a collapsible navbar using a labeled checkbox to toggle the hamburger icon and navigation links, with fixed positioning, left-based reveal, and :checked driven CSS transitions.
Build the main content area with a header, an h1 Green Project, a Learn more button, and a responsive image, using transform, typography, spacing, and a reverse flexbox layout.
Build a footer with social icons and an svg wave background. Center and size icons using precise ul-based selectors, switch to class names for safety, and ensure responsive design.
Learn responsive design by applying a media query at 850 pixels to hide the hamburger and show navigation inline, then create a grid layout with a max width.
Create a complete team website header for the final HTML and CSS project, featuring a navigation bar with underline, an animated join now button, and responsive units.
Learn to build a clean header with navigation and logo, style a hero with a join button, and apply responsive CSS using the Oswald font, color variables, and a background image.
Builds a header hero using a flex layout that switches to column and centers content, with a 50 percent height and a styled primary join button.
Learn to build a functional about section with HTML, using a main tag, an id and class, and combining image and text, then style with CSS.
Build the services section by reusing a project’s card, paste and tailor the HTML/CSS, make the layout responsive with flex wrap, and apply a gradient color scheme using CSS variables.
Learn to build a services section in HTML and CSS by applying a class name, gradient headings, and styled buttons with learn more, font inheritance, and transition effects.
Create a contact section in HTML and CSS, adding a #contact area with icon blocks and headings, and style icons using a contact-icon class with 60px width and centered margins.
Design and style a responsive footer section with social media icons using Font Awesome, apply colors and alignment, enable smooth scrolling links, and include copyright text.
Master responsive web design using bootstrap breakpoints and min-width media queries starting at 500px. Adjust navigation spacing, implement a borderless contact card, and justify text for readability across screen sizes.
design a responsive navigation and typography across screen sizes using flex for horizontal navigation, adjust font sizes for hero, h1, and headings, and implement media queries for phones and tablets.
Adjust typography and layout for screens 768 pixels and wider by setting a minimum width, tuning rem-based font sizes, and enabling flex wrap to create a responsive grid.
Master responsive design for desktop and up at 992px, using grid layouts with equal columns, and adjust typography, margins, and line height to align image and content side by side.
Set a maximum width for the body to prevent expansion on large screens, center the content, and apply the same constraint to navigation, services, and contact, then test responsiveness.
Test website responsiveness across browsers and devices, using responsive mode to verify behavior on Firefox, Chrome, Galaxy Note 20, iPhone 11, iPad, iPhone 12, Pixel 5, and Surface Duo.
Build a desktop-first, two-column contact form with a left background image and a right column of inputs (name, email, subject, message) plus a subscribe checkbox and gradient styling.
Build a two-column layout with a centered form using flexbox, and apply a linear gradient background with hex colors; set the halves and use a responsive cover image.
Explore right side layout styling with centered alignment, scalable inputs, and no borders, using attribute selectors to target input types, disable textarea resizing, and refine focus outlines and checkbox color.
Develop and style a submit button in HTML and CSS, applying height, rounded corners, a rightward linear gradient, hover effects, and responsive alignment with Montserrat and Sunseri fonts.
Make HTML and CSS layouts responsive with media queries switching flex from row to column. Set left and right to 50% widths and image height to 250 pixels.
Hello, welcome to this course, where you will create modern and beautiful projects with just HTML and CSS. This course is aimed at people with basic knowledge of HTML and CSS, and are looking to build projects in order to have more experience and sharpen their design skills.
We will build together 7 creative projects which are full of modern, nice, and beautiful animations and other effects.
All of the projects are created from scratch. There will be no already made codes. We will write out all of the HTML & CSS completely from start to finish and I will explain each step I take as we move forward.
After this course, you will have enough knowledge and experience to move on to other technologies like front-end frameworks and libraries like bootstrap and other highly demanded stacks.
Listed below are the projects we will be building:
-Glassmorphism Credit Card
-A Price Card
-A Login Page
-A Shopping Item Product With Beautiful Animation
-A Landing Page Website With Collapsible Navbar
-A Gym Website
-A Modern Looking Contact Form
During this, some of what we learn about and use are font-awesome icons, google fonts, pseudo selectors, gradients and more.
All the projects are fully responsive and also, most importantly, the projects we will build are useful and can be integrated or used on any website.
Enroll now and join the fun ride!