Creating Responsive Web Design (Udemy.com)

Learn how to optimize your webpages for different screen sizes and platforms.

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Created by: Chris Converse

Produced in 2014

What you will learn

Learn CSS3 media queries.
Integrate Google's HTML5 Shiv JavaScript.
Make CSS rules specifically for Internet Explorer.
Learn image slicing and optimization techniques in Photoshop.
Develop strategies for HTML markup.
Consider design adaptations for multiple screens.
and much more...

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Course Description

Learn how to create websites that adjust to any screen size while optimizing download speeds. HTML5, CSS3, and Media Queries HTML5Shiv for Internet Explorer Photoshop Image Optimization and Slicing Design Adaptations for Various Screens Create Websites that are Optimized for All Screens Because people use a variety of devices to access the Internet, it's important that, as a website designer, you know how to create a site that will conform to any screen size. Today's websites should be able to resize and rearrange elements and content automatically so that any user on any device from anywhere in the world can access your site and browse it with ease. And building a website that's compatible with the many browsers available from both the past and the present is also an integral part of launching a strong site. Not every website designer knows how to create these "intelligent" websites. With the right training, you can differentiate yourself from the competition and potentially expand your client base. Contents and Overview In just 1.
5 hours and through 11 lectures, you'll learn all that you need to know to create a dazzling website using CSS3 and HTML5. You'll understand how to make your site backwards compatible with old browsers, and how to set it up using CSS rules so that it will adjust itself to any screen size while optimizing download speeds. This course, which is ideal for web developers, graphic designers, usability experts, and interaction designers, will even provide you with CSS, HTML, and Photoshop templates that you can use to design your own sites. Upon successful completion of this course, you'll be confident in your abilities to design a customized website that's optimized to work on any computer or mobile device. From the creation of CSS files to the design of a site's layout, text, and graphics, you'll be fully versed in launching a site that's going to appear just as you intended, regardless of what screen your visitors will be using. Who this course is for:
Graphic DesignersWeb DevelopersInteraction DesignersUsability Experts

Time: 3.5h

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Chris Converse

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Chris has over 25 years experience in graphic and interactive design, with a unique focus on both design and development. As a graduate of the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT), he has focused his career on merging design and technology to create the optimal execution across various media. In addition to graduating from the Rochester Institute of Technology, he is also a featured speaker at various industry-related conferences, including the Adobe MAX, NAB, CreativePro Week and Keyframes. Watch his step-by-step courses online at LinkedIn Learning, Udemy, Skillshare, CPDForumula, CreativeLive, Pluralsight, or on Amazon Video.

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By Gary Lampley on 9/14/2020

I enjoyed the course. I would have rather more views of the product as we were going through it to see it coming together instead of waiting until the end in sections 31-33 instead of just looking at codes, but overall I love the course

By brennan Hobart on 6/25/2020

The presenter was great and very informative!

By Manjulapakirswamy on 4/24/2020

the course was helpful

By Phanidhan Nimmakayala on 4/26/2020

Yes. It looks fantastic.

By Man-Kin Chan on 8/21/2017

It was great to have two projects to follow along with; however, some typos and errors like the video typos and the files supplied not matching what's in the video prevent me from giving it full marks. The instructor was good but needed to edit better.

By Robert Figueroa on 7/2/2020

The lecture was very clear and effective

By James Hart on 2/23/2020

I knew how to make websites already but this course is a great one for making them responsive as it implies! Web coders always are reviewing during builds and this is great because you do not have to thumb through a book and can have it as handy as a smartphone! This not only teaches you the techniques but the course shows you great organizational methods also (which many seem to lack). Each folder has a clear purpose indicated by the name and files are labeled both externally and internally so even if you write them and 2 years or so later make edits it is quick to get back to where you left off. Being responsive opens a whole new world to where your sites are way ahead of the curve since many people view on a smart phone or a tablet. These people with smaller screens will not have to magnify and left right scroll to read your content or hit buttons. It amazes me how few people demand for a responsive page! This course is well worth the money and you can customize the site you build using these techniques easily so it looks exactly how you want it. No wordpress type template crap is needed. Templates suck take this course and make your own design!!!!

By Jason Smallwood on 1/24/2015

Great course. Gave me better insight as to what I can do with CSS when it comes to smaller screens. Course was better than what I learned in an 11 week college class on HTML and CSS.

By Timothy Wagoner on 5/20/2017

While it is a good tutorial, the intsructor did not go into enough detail and explanation about this course. Without the further explanations it makes it hard to port this to other website design. He also copy and pastes a lot of material that was pre-made up and that takes away from the learning. I could get this on youtube for free. It is not worth the money spent on the course/tutorial.

By Lyndy Rol on 7/18/2017

Pretty good so far, easy to understand.
BUT:
It would be good to have a downloadable workbook with some of the settings in print.
It can be difficult to follow quickly enough on screen and I have to stop start to see all the print.
I got a long way into the exercise and found that way back at the beginning I had a typo of sreen_style.css instead of screen_style.css. consequently, none of my CSS instructions were working on the page.

By Leigh Anne Gilbert on 4/1/2016

almost there, just a bit of trouble with the html file pulling the css files

By Paul Wilson on 3/3/2016

great even presentation. Have not learned much but it is a very good explanation.
Got tired of watching instructor type code without much explanation ... just telling me what I can see he is typeing