Brief Summary
Get ready to dive into the fun of creating responsive web designs! With Geoff Blake, you'll explore HTML5 and CSS3, learn to design in Illustrator and Photoshop, and code your way to three stunning designs that look great on any device. Easy-peasy!
Key Points
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Learn adaptive web design with HTML5 & CSS3.
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Build wireframe responsive designs in Adobe Illustrator.
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Apply graphics using Photoshop.
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Use CSS3 media queries for different devices.
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Create three responsive designs that adapt to any screen size.
Learning Outcomes
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Understand the basics of responsive web design.
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Successfully create wireframe designs.
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Utilize media queries for optimal display on different devices.
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Extract and incorporate graphics from Photoshop into web designs.
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Develop the skills to build beautiful, adaptive web layouts.
About This Course
Leap into the world of adaptive web design with HTML5 & CSS3 Responsive Web Design!
With Geoff Blake as your guide, you'll learn how to build wireframe responsive designs in Adobe Illustrator, apply design and graphics to them in Photoshop, and then rebuild the designs in code. Discover the power of CSS3's media queries to target various devices and resolutions, including mobile, tablet, and desktop browsers. Learn how to extract Photoshop content for use in your designs, insert it with modern HTML5, and control it with a variety of CSS3 techniques. By the end of this VTC course, you'll have three beautiful designs, each one displaying automatically depending on the device being used to view it. This title is a self-paced software training course delivered via pre-recorded video. We do not provide additional information outside of the posted content.
Work files for this course can be downloaded from the first lecture.
Murali M.
I think it's a good course for those who want to start a career in responsive web designing. The way approached to the content is appreciable. An excellent description can be found in this course. The style of narration and the coding samples are capable enough to grasp to those who watching the video.
But, there is one more portion to be added to the course, for large displays. I mean, the three screens are not enough in the real world. Something is really disappointing is there is no mention about the large screens(iMac and other widescreen monitors are available in the market).