@AdamsProgrammer
⭐️ Course content ⭐️ ⌨️ (00:00:00) Intro ⌨️ (00:02:59) 1. Starting to think responsively ⌨️ (00:06:01) 2. CSS Units ⌨️ (00:09:16) 3. CSS Units - Percentage ⌨️ (00:15:14) 4. Controlling the width of images ⌨️ (00:20:05) 5. min-width and max-width ⌨️ (00:22:54) 6. CSS Units - The em unit ⌨️ (00:28:25) 7. The problem with ems ⌨️ (00:30:58) 8. The Solution: Rems ⌨️ (00:35:46) 9. Picking which unit to use ⌨️ (00:39:18) 10. ems and rems - an example ⌨️ (00:47:10) 11. Flexbox refresher and setting up some HTML ⌨️ (00:55:02) 12. Basic Styles and setting up the columns ⌨️ (01:02:09) 13. Adding the background color ⌨️ (01:06:21) 14. Setting the column widths ⌨️ (01:10:00) 15. Spacing out the columns ⌨️ (01:14:27) 16. Controlling the vertical position of flex items ⌨️ (01:19:42) 17. Media Query basics ⌨️ (01:29:50) 18. Making out layout responsive with flex-direction ⌨️ (01:36:45) 19. flex-direction explained ⌨️ (01:39:54) 20. Creating a navigation ⌨️ (01:44:40) 21. Using flexbox to start styling our navigation ⌨️ (01:52:19) 22. Making out navigation look good ⌨️ (01:59:38) 23. Adding the underline ⌨️ (02:03:40) 24. A more complicated navigation ⌨️ (02:10:25) 25. Making the navigation responsive ⌨️ (02:17:20) 26. Taking a look at the rest of the project ⌨️ (02:21:34) 27. Setting up the structure ⌨️ (02:29:59) 28. Featured article structure ⌨️ (02:35:07) 29. The home page - HTML for the recent articles ⌨️ (02:37:39) 30. Home Page - HTML for the aside ⌨️ (02:43:45) 31. Starting the CSS for our page ⌨️ (02:59:15) 32. Starting the layout - looking at the big picture ⌨️ (03:07:48) 33. Starting to think mobile first ⌨️ (03:10:37) 34. Styling the featured article ⌨️ (03:17:03) 35. Changing the visual order with flex box ⌨️ (03:22:19) 36. Playing with the title’s position, and the downsides of negative margins ⌨️ (03:27:05) 37. Changing the visual order with flex box ⌨️ (03:31:00) 38. Styling recent articles for large screens ⌨️ (03:38:50) 39. Setting up the widgets and talking breakpoints ⌨️ (03:45:41) 40. Using a new pseudo-class to wrap-up the homepage ⌨️ (03:53:12) 41. Creating the recent posts page ⌨️ (03:56:39) 42. Setting up the About Me page ⌨️ (04:00:54) 43. Fixing up some loose ends ⌨️ (04:05:27) 44. Important Note. The viewport meta tag ⌨️ (04:09:10) 45. Module wrap up ⌨️ (04:12:24) Outro
@DaMu24
This video being available for free is great, but what's even greater is included Transcript, Timestamps, and enabled Clipping! Makes taking notes and references so much easier, I am very grateful!
@clarenancy77
Wonderful! I haven't built a website from scratch in 13 years. But now I'm recently laid off and need to refresh, advance my knowledge. Your teaching style is amazing. I feel like I'm back in college with my favorite professor and those accelerated course. You, sir, are a godsend.
@AlvomaniaDK
I confess to you that I had difficulty in assimilating how most things work when it comes to RWD, but you have really given me a light year of enlightenment with this tutorial. I am more than grateful. Thank you indeed for taking the time for this tutorial.
@rokd-o5k
I know this is a old video but, man this is really helping me a lot. I've been using this tutorial to practice my HTML and CSS skills and I've improve a lot. The explanation on how to do a good navigation bar really helped me. Also how he explained the flex-box basics and the axis shift. I'm grateful because I'm from Venezuela and I'm learning because I hope to become some kind of "freelancer". Muchas gracias pana!
@marktwain3083
I thought I knew everything about responsive design before watching this course. How naive I was...
@chirag_soni_07
I find myself lucky to find this video. Godamn it , this guy's amazing. The way he experiments on screen, I'M FAN.
@extremespartan117
Thank you Kevin. I really appreciate how you went about structuring your HTML. That's something I've always overlooked but is absolutely essential.
@Apollyion
What a great course! I'm at 3:05:10 and so far I'm like a sponge sucking all the tips and knowledge and at this point "Thinking mobile first" is overwhelming without finishing the already started job. Persistence is a must!
@keit7742
私用 | Personal 22.10.23 → 22:07 (Min-width, Max-width) 22.10.24 → 1:05:06 22.10.25 → 1:26:46 (Media Query) 22.10.26 → 2:15:09 (Navbar responsive) 22.10.27 → 2:25:25 (Structurally breaking it down) 22.10.29 → 完了! Thank you so much for this course！
@hotvision
This is the most phenomenal course on this subject, thank you so much!
@philippemartin4738
Your diction and the speed are perfect in this video, thank you Mr Powell !
@yesnowhatever
Wow thanks a bunch, it really helped me to structure my CSS knowledge! I first tried to build the site on my own, got frustrated at certain points, and eventually it turned out to look ok but the code was messy.. But then I followed along with the tutorial, and the result came out so neat that now I’m super satisfied and motivated to keep learning. Grateful for the guidance and all the useful tips! Thanks for sharing the expertise
@Valkinsenn
A good tip for testing responsive design: open your page in your browser, right-click, and hit Inspect. While in Inspect mode, click the icon on the panel that looks like a phone sitting in front of a tablet. That'll allow for testing your page on different screen sizes, from 4K screens to smartphones. Best done with Chrome and its derivatives, like Vivaldi or Brave. Also, dock your Inspect panel to the left, if it isn't there already. It's a LOT less intrusive that way. :)
@physicalgrafiti12345
This is the only tutorial video on this specific topic I have seen that isn't useless. Every single one starts off with dozens of lines of code without even showing what the code is doing. And claim they're for beginners, but use bits of concepts that require more in depth knowledge. Effectively preventing you from actually learning how to make anything, and just being able to repeat something without knowing what you're doing.
@burhanuddinmerchant877
I can't express how thankful I am to this channel for this content,exactly what I was looking for.Thank You so much for this .
@s0urp0wer5
Had to nuke a build I worked on for hours and hours cause I didn't approach it mobile first. N00b mistake! Never hurts to grind the fundamentals and keep at it no matter how much you've done. Loved this video.
@-0-__-0-
Oh my god thank you so much. Ive spent almost 1 week making a login page responsive on most sizes and your video helped me a lot.
@sambidao88
After several years of learning how to write effective CSS, I can now understand how to think with responsive designs. Thank you very much!
@nakuldhingra3682