
Learn to integrate a third-party tool such as CodeKit or Preprocess into your SAS workflow to auto-watch and compile changes, with cross-platform options and cost details.
Explore responsive web design to handle device fragmentation by using media queries and relative units, ensuring content reflows across screen sizes while preserving functionality on touch devices and high-density displays.
Explore Bootstrap and other front-end frameworks to quickly prototype applications with responsive, reusable components and easy overrides of default styles for a custom look.
Learn to start a bootstrap project using the get bootstrapped page or a downloadable build, including less or sass sources, CDN options, and a starter html5 template with responsive design.
Explore bootstrap's powerful 12-column grid system to design responsive layouts with container and container-fluid, including offsets, nesting, and column ordering across breakpoints.
This course covers intermediate / advanced topics in CSS and front-end performance. We’ll first take a look at how to improve the performance of our applications several techniques, like optimizing our images or minifying our CSS and Javascript files. We’ll also take a look at responsive web design, which is a big topic in the industry and allows us to target our websites for multiple devices, like phones and tablets, as well as desktop computers, without having to create multiple versions of the same site. Finally, we’ll take a look at SASS, or syntactically awesome stylesheets, which are another way to write CSS. It’s a CSS preprocessor. So what we’ll be doing is writing our code in SASS and then compiling it into CSS.
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