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WEBD 150 – CSS Columns & Web Inspector
WEBD 150 – Fluid Design
Fluid Design Fluid Layout & Typography Using fluid layouts we can deploy responsive layouts before even running media queries. We can do this using methods we have already dabbled in such as using % widths and relative units for the bigger parts of the page, on top of using things like flexboxes and CSS Grids…. View Article
WEBD 150 – CSS Animations, Transformations and Transitions
CSS Transitons | Transformations | Animations Section 0 Introduction Section 0A – Introduction Introduction Css Animations allow us to add cool animations to our elements. We can add all kinds of different animations to our web pages using only CSS to do so using these methods, no JS involved. In doing… View Article
WEBD 150 – Responsive Type
WEBD 150 – The Developer Mindset 2
WEBD 150 – CSS Grid
CSS Grid Layout: A Comprehensive Guide CSS Grid is a powerful layout system that allows developers to create complex, responsive web designs with ease. Unlike Flexbox, which is one-dimensional, CSS Grid provides two-dimensional control over both rows and columns, making it perfect for overall page layouts and complex components. Introduction to CSS Grid CSS Grid… View Article
WEBD 150 – FlexBox & Organizing CSS
CSS FlexBox What is Flexbox? Flex Box (The flexible box model) provides an easier, cleaner and more efficient way to lay out items within a container. Because Flexbox is so… Flexible, it will cleanly lay out content within a container even if the size of the container is unknown. It gives the container the ability… View Article
WEBD 150 – Intro to Servers 2
Intro to Servers 2 – Web-mastery and FTP In our last lecture we took a look at hosting & servers, how to connect, server types and the basics on the file structure. However, we should discuss things more in depth because when you are out in the field, a lot of the time you will… View Article
WEBD 150 – Intro to Servers 1
Intro to Servers 1 (Linux Servers) What is a server? A server is a machine that can host resources and allow clients to access said resources. Physically, servers are tall racks of machines. They run operating systems and you as a developer can choose what OS you want to work with. You must keep in… View Article