Coding Exercises: Semantic HTML and CSS
33mBeginner2021-06-17
Authors

Jen Kramer
Teaches web design and development
Course details
To fully realize what you know about topics like HTML and CSS, it sometimes helps to challenge yourself with small projects. That’s what this course does for you. Over the course’s twelve challenges, instructor Jen Kramer walks you through building a full webpage from scratch, using HTML and CSS. The first group of four challenges involves building a portion of the webpage using a Flexbox-based layout. The second group of four challenges focuses on building a horizontal navigation bar with a CSS-powered hamburger button. The final four challenges step through creating a grid-based layout and combining work completed across challenges to create a beautiful, responsive webpage.
Skills covered
HTMLCSSWeb StandardsWeb DesignFront-End Web DevelopmentWeb DevelopmentOpen SourceOne-Off
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Challenge yourself with CSS layouts
- 02 - What you should know
1. Challenges - Layouts with Flexbox
- 03 - Create semantic markup for photos and text
- 04 - Generally styling the robots
- 05 - Create a flexible layout with Flexbox
- 06 - Adding controls across breakpoints
2. Challenges - Layouts with Navigation Bars
- 07 - Create semantic markup for the header and navbar
- 08 - Create a horizontal layout with two methods
- 09 - Create a mobile layout and hamburger button using only CSS
- 10 - Add a desktop layout to create a responsive navbar
3. Challenges - Layouts with Grid
- 11 - Create semantic markup for a series of photos and text
- 12 - Create the desktop layout
- 13 - Integrate the grid and create breakpoints
- 14 - Combine the challenges for a full webpage
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