
Explore the evolution from desktops to mobile devices and learn to build a single web page that adapts to screen size through responsive web design.
Create a responsive layout with a header, logo, navigation bar, main content with articles and a sidebar, and a footer, adapting to different screen sizes.
Create the page architecture in HTML with a header, navigation, main containing two articles and a sidebar, and a footer. Use semantic elements, figures, images, and hash links for navigation.
Apply CSS styling to build a page with universal selector, box-sizing, typography, a blue navigation bar, a main content area, and a left sidebar using floats.
Convert fixed pixel layouts to fluid percentages, set max widths, and center the logo for a responsive page; harness magical media queries and breakpoints to adapt to any device.
Wrap up this course by recognizing that responsive web design has many concepts, but we’ve covered the basics in 30 minutes and invite your feedback for future lessons.
Responsive Web Design is the name of a current technology used to make your web application work on all size devices. If you have the basic understanding of HTML and CSS, then you can learn this technology very easily. I have tried to cover the basics of Responsive Web Design in this 30 minutes course so that you can learn and understand that how easy is this to learn.
In this course, first we will create a basic web page using HTML and CSS and then will convert it to Responsive Design. Hope you will enjoy the course. See you in the first lecture.