
Install Visual Studio Code and create a flexbox project folder, then install a server extension to auto refresh your browser while building responsive html5 css3 bootstrap5 pages.
Learn how to make a website responsive across laptop, tablet, and mobile devices by writing code once and letting it automatically adjust, using media queries.
Learn how to turn a non-responsive website into a responsive design using CSS3 media queries, starting from a simple HTML structure with containers, text, and images.
Create a non-responsive HTML skeleton by setting up a project folder and an index.html with boilerplate, then add a title, text and image sections, anchors, and introduce media queries.
Learn to style a non responsive page by removing gaps, adjusting fonts, and centering content. Use flex to place text and image side by side and apply padding and borders.
Master how media queries and breakpoints adapt your website for desktops, tablets, and smartphones, ensuring a responsive design across devices and saving money.
Apply responsive design with a media query up to 768px, switch containers from display flex to block, and make images 100% width with height auto for better mobile layouts.
Apply media queries to adjust image padding, font size, and color for screens up to 468px, enabling a clean, responsive layout on mobile devices.
Learn to target laptops and desktops using a min-width of 1024px in CSS media queries, applying color, background, and multiple properties to create responsive styles.
Apply responsive design using media queries between 769px and 1023px, adjust text-transform and body background color, and override properties to tailor styles for specific devices.
Create a new project folder in Visual Studio Code and start live server. Add Bootstrap, Font Awesome, and Google Fonts (Poppins) to build a responsive page with icons and typography.
Build a website skeleton by creating an app container with multiple sections, including latest listings, add new listing, all listings, contact form, and a footnote section.
Create a responsive navbar using Bootstrap, copy and customize the nav markup, disable a link, and refine the navigation section for a clean header.
Add a carousel section using Bootstrap in a responsive page built with HTML5 CSS3 Bootstrap 5, insert Unsplash images, and tune image size, height, and width to prevent layout issues.
Target the carousel images with a global selector and set a fixed height, trying 300px then 350px to achieve consistent controls and visuals across the slides.
Add a latest listings section with Bootstrap 5 to display three listings in one row using cards in a glass container, with centered text and responsive spacing.
Discover how to make latest listings responsive by adjusting card widths, removing fixed widths, and adding bottom spacing to cards to create clean gaps in mobile and vertical views.
Create a responsive view all listings banner using Bootstrap, with a glass container, gradient background, centered white text, and a call-to-action button aligned with flexbox.
Add a FontAwesome icon to a Bootstrap 5 responsive page by copying the snippet from the FontAwesome site. Then adjust the size, display, padding, and text styling for proper alignment.
Learn to build a responsive contact form layout with Bootstrap, centering the form and adjusting width via media queries up to 768px for mobile-friendly design.
Style a centered contact form by applying padding, margins, configuring labels and inputs, adding a textarea with rows and columns, and turning the submit button into a full-width flat control.
wrap the button inside the deal and ensure it occupies the full width, adding a bottom margin for spacing.
Advance the footer layout using bootstrap's container-fluid, set a blue primary background, and establish a three-section grid with a newsletter signup and contact details, and set a minimum height.
Design a responsive footer with three columns on medium to large screens and a single column on small devices, featuring quick links, a newsletter, and contact details.
Arrange the footer quick links to stack vertically by applying a flex column on desktop, style with text-white, and tune margins and padding for a clean layout.
Design and build a footer newsletter section with a centered input box and subscribe button, applying typography and layout styling using HTML5, CSS3, and Bootstrap 5.
Design the contact details section of the footer by adding address fields such as street, city (Mumbai), and zip code, and tighten spacing for a clean, compact layout.
Create a copyright section in the footer using a full-width column, center the text, and display all rights reserved, 2022, with padding to finish the site design.
Learn to customize a Bootstrap 5 navbar by changing its background to dark, applying gradients to header and footer, and adjusting margins and padding for responsive mobile layouts.
In this course, you will learn to develop responsive websites using HTML, CSS3, Mediaqueries and Bootstrap5.
We will be also setting up IDE with required extensions to make our development experience smooth.
We will learn all the concepts with the help of code examples.
Following are the topics we will cover:
1.1-What is meant by Responsiveness
1.2-Example Non_responsive website
1.3-Creating HTML Skeleton for non-responsive website
1.4-Styling the non responsive page
2.1-Different Device break points
2.2-Make Responsive in device upto 768px
2.3-Make Responsive for device width upto 468px
2.4-Make Responsive for device width above 1024px
2.5-Making Responsive between 769px and 1023px
We will then learn about Bootstrap5, Font awesome, Google fonts in which we will be using following:
1. Navigation navbar
2. Buttons and nav links
3. Carousel and slides
4. Margin , Padding, Fontsize
5. Container & Container fluid
6. Column and Grid system
7. Form and Form controls
8. Fontawesome icons
9. Google fonts poppins
10. Block button
11. Bootstrap cards
We will develop website using all concepts of HTML CSS3 and Bootstrap5 and we will develop website with different sections like navigation section, slider section, listing section, call to action section, contact us section, footer section, copyright section.
After this course you will be able to develop any website of your own and use it for your own purpose.