Responsive Web Design with HTML5 and CSS3 - Intermediate (Udemy.com)

Learn about HTML5 Forms, Image Sliders, Flexible Video, Lazy Loading, and Image Sprites

Created by: Paul Cheney

Produced in 2017

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What you will learn

  • By the end of this course you will be able to create an HTML5 form with pattern matching, user feedback, and required.
  • By the end of this course you will be able to implement a responsive image slider.
  • By the end of this course you will be able to implement responsive video proportional resizing.
  • By the end of this course you will be able to use a sprite graphics for social media icons.
  • By the end of this course you will be able to use two different methods to swap images based on your users browser width.
  • By the end of this course you will be able to use a font for web page graphics.

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Overall Score : 86 / 100

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Course Description

This course coves advanced responsive web design topics on HTML5 forms with sprite feedback, responsive video and sliders, and using sprites for social media. Additionally, it covers two different ways to deliver different graphics based on screen width, how to use fonts for icons, and lazy loading images for a gallery. We also toss in a unit covering the Add 2 Home capabilities of Apple handheld devices. Prior to taking this course you should complete the introductory course in this series. Who this course is for:
  • Successful students will have completed the "Responsive Web Design with HTML5 and CSS3 - Introduction" course by Paul Cheney.
  • Students should know basic responsive design including HTML5, adaptive navigation, media queries, Dreamweaver, etc.

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Instructor Details

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Paul received his master's degree from Utah State University in Instructional Technology and worked as a civilian for the United States Air Force doing interactive computer-based firefighter training. He and his family then moved to Provo, Utah where he worked at Brigham Young University for five years in the Instructional Technology Center. While there, he was involved in authoring multimedia, digitizing video, training faculty in instructional technology. He then moved with his family to Buena Vista, VA where he joined the faculty at Southern Virginia University. While there he taught digital media courses. Ten years later he returned to Utah where he is now an Assistant Professor at Utah Valley University teaching courses in their Digital Media department in the Internet and Web Technologies degree.

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The information was good, it was interesting to see what was wrong with the forms

full explanations. easy to follow.

I cant say enough good about these video instructions. Often I thought I was doing it the right way, but when following the videos I learned more responsive ways. I found out I was behind the times in responsive coding. If your going to design web sites, you must take this course.

Because he is clear, funny and informative in his video :)

Great form presentation!!!

I didn't realize why some forms were so frustrating or off-putting. Now I know how to look at a form from a designer and user viewpoint.

a good presentation explained correctly!

Clear, concise instructions with great examples!

Thought that the face were a little unnecessary.

He takes sooo long to share information. He needs to get to the point. Be more succinct.

Very helpful.

I've only seen the introduction, but already I love it. The content is presented in a friendly, fun and humorous manner. I love the real life examples of things to do and things not to do. I can tell a lot of care and effort was put into this course and it certainly pays off.