Before Flexbox arrived on the screen, we had to use relative or absolute positioning, floats, clears and 100s of lines of code to achieve a decent website layout. All of that's changed now. With CSS Flexbox, you can layout your website's design in just a few lines of code, and even make it responsive! No more frameworks like Bootstrap to make up for the shortcomings in CSS. Become a professional web designer in just a few hours. If you know the very basics of HTML and CSS, you're all set. Spend a few hours learning a bunch of Flexbox syntaxes, and you'll be creating awesome web layouts in no time at all! You don't need to learn a bunch of frameworks to become a pro web designer now! What will you learn in our course? 1. How to create a simple one dimensional web layout with header, footer, 2-3 columns with content and navigation bar without using floats or positioning properties. 2. How to make your website, no matter the layout, into a full-blown responsive website, without using any external frameworks like Bootstrap. 3. How to create widgets, carousels, applications, galleries, navigation bars, menu items etc., and how to display & position them without worrying abut collapsing elements like you usually do. 4. How to control the position, size and spacing of elements relative to their parent elements and each other and how to make each item responsive. 5. How to layout the elements of your website horizontally or vertically or both and how to change the alignment with just a single line of code. 6. How to order elements on the page without changing their order in your HTML code. 7. H
What you'll learn
Creating a simple web layout with header, footer, and navigation without using floats or positioning
Making websites responsive without external frameworks like Bootstrap
Building interactive components like carousels and galleries
Controlling the size, position, and spacing of elements responsively
Arranging elements horizontally or vertically and adjusting alignment easily
Reordering elements visually without changing the HTML structure