
Explore how responsiveness lets a single codebase adapt to laptop, tablet, and mobile widths, using CSS media queries to adjust layout and menus automatically.
Explore turning an unresponsive website into a responsive design using CSS3 media queries to fit across devices and avoid scrollbars.
Use a max-width media query at 468px to add image padding and adjust mobile layout, and set the h1 font color to orange with a smaller font size.
Apply media queries with a minimum width of 769px and a maximum width of 1023px to style changes like capitalization and background color, creating a responsive design for varying devices.
Learn to add spacing between columns and rows using grid column gap and grid row gap properties, set to 15 pixels for a clean, responsive layout by styling the container.
https://github.com/obify/flexbox-mediaqueries
Don't forget to follow the github page for future updates
Learn to style the menu by importing google font families and weights. Apply a universal reset with border-box, remove outlines and text-decoration, control text-transform, and enable smooth scrolling.
Style a fixed header menu with position fixed, top left right zero, a background, and a flex nav where anchors occupy equal space and center text.
Apply the same pseudo selector trick to the body to bold the font and style the container's main section with a background color, then set the font color to azure.
In the course, you will learn all the concepts of flexbox and media queries.
We will learn all the concepts with the help of code examples.
Following are the topics we will cover:
1.1-Installing VS Code and Server extension
1.2-Introduction to Flexbox
1.3-Setup index.html and style.css files
1.4- Reset margin padding box-sizing on universal operator
1.5-Styling the Boxes
1.6-Apply display flex on parent
1.7-Flex Direction row row-reverse column column-reverse
1.8-Flex grow shrink
2.1-Justify Content Flex Start
2.2-Justify Content Flex End
2.3-Justify Content Center
2.4-Justify Content Space-Around
2.5-Justify Content Space-Between
3.1-Why you should not use Float property
3.2-Align Item Flex End
3.3-Align Item Flex Start
3.4-Align Item Center
3.5-Flex Basis same as Width on Flex Item
4.1-Responsivesness with Media Query
4.2-Flex Wrap Layout Creation
4.3-Styling the Flex layout
4.4-Making Screen Responsive with Flex Wrap
4.5-Enhancing the responsiveness
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
Creating account on Github
Installing Git bash
Creating github token and connecting from local
Using git commands to commit and push our local code
You will get the complete source code
In this course, you will learn all the concepts of CSS3 and ReactJs that will not only help you build real-world projects but also enable you to start thinking about how to design and develop a frontend that will be responsive and production-grade.
You will be learning all the basics of developing components in React and moving on to learning complex topics like static and dynamic routing.
We will be building 3 projects:
Project One - Responsive Portfolio Website
Project Layout Setup
Working on the Menu Outline
Styling the Menu section Part - 1
Styling the Menu section Part - 2
Styling the Menu section Part - 3
Styling the Body section Part - 1
Styling the Body section Part - 2
Making the website responsive
Project Two - Stylish Our Services Section
Setting up the skeleton
Working on the markup and layout
Working on styling and responsiveness
Project Three - Property Listing Marketplace website
Github-Repo-Local-Setup
Create-react-app
Code-Cleanup
Adding-Google fonts
React-How-it-works-VSC-Extension
Creating-TopBar-Component
Understanding-JSX
Styling-TopBar-Part-1
Styling-TopBar-Part-2
Adding-Fontawesome-Styling-TopBar-Part-3
Styling-TopBar-Part-4
Styling-TopBar-Part-5
Styling-TopBar-Part-6
Styling-Hero-Section-Part-1
Styling-Hero-Section-Part-2
Styling-Hero-Section-Part-3
Styling-Hero-Section-Part-4
Styling-Sidebar-Section-Part-1
Styling-Sidebar-Section-Part-2
Styling-Sidebar-Section-Part-3
Styling-Sidebar-Section-Part-4
Styling-Sidebar-Section-Part-5
Styling-Sidebar-Section-Part-6
Styling-Sidebar-Section-Part-7
Working on Listing Item component
Using CSS variables
Working on Listing Overview screen
Styling Listing Item category and time section
Styling Listing Item description section
Working on layout of Listing Detail component
Adding sidebar on Listing Detail page
Styling the Listing Detail page
Working on Listing Detail page meta data section
Styling the image section of Listing Detail page
Styling Title and Action section of Listing Page
Styling the Author and Post time section of Listing Detail page
Styling the Description section of Listing Detail page
Styling the first letter of Description on Listing Detail page
Setting up Layout for Create Listing page
Working on Create Listing page
Working on upload Icon on Create Listing page
Styling the Create Listing page
Installing React Router Dom library for routing between components
Adding Navigation and Routing for menu items
Dynamic navigation for showing property detail
You will also get the complete source code of all three projects that will help you take a reference whenever you want.