CSS Modern Responsive Web Design - Create Five Different Websites

In just seven hours, create five amazing responsive websites to understand Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) Grid, Flexbox, float, and a lot more

Key FeaturesBecome familiar with CSS Grid, CSS float, and FlexboxUnderstand how to create modern and responsive mobile-ready navigation barsGet ready to create five amazing responsive websites from scratchBook DescriptionToday, websites come with a variety of designs that are completely different from each other. As a web designer, the more exposure you have to different designs, the better. In this course, you will learn to create five different modern websites from scratch using floats, CSS Grid, and Flexbox.To understand the process behind creating reusable grids using floats and CSS, you will create a single-page responsive website. Next, you will create a single-page Flexbox website with auto-scroll JavaScript. You will then get to work with a responsive collapsible navigation bar by creating a CSS Grid website. Moving along, you will create a fully responsive website using the features of responsive float. Finally, you will create your fifth website—a CSS Flexbox website—to understand the implementation of navigation sub-menu items.By the end of this course, you will have gained the practical skills to develop real-world responsive websites using the features of CSS.All the resources for this course are available at: https://github.com/PacktPublishing/CSS-Modern-Responsive-Web-Design-Create-5-Different-WebsitesWhat you will learnCreate a custom grid to add columns and structure contentAdd JavaScript auto-scroller to your websitesFind out how to make images responsiveBecome familiar with modern navigation bar designsUse CSS Flexbox to create responsive websitesUse JavaScript to create dynamic interactionsWho this book is forThis course is for you if you want to become a web designer, web developer, or coder, or if you want to learn how to use CSS Grid, CSS float, and Flexbox to design and construct mobile-friendly websites. To get started with this course, you will need a basic understanding of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and programming.