University of Michigan
Advanced Styling with Responsive Design
University of Michigan

Advanced Styling with Responsive Design

This course is part of Web Design for Everybody: Basics of Web Development & Coding Specialization

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Colleen van Lent, Ph.D.
Charles Russell Severance

Instructors: Colleen van Lent, Ph.D.

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  • Describe basic knowledge of browser tools for responsive design.

  • Understand the importance of a "mobile-first" paradigm for web design.

  • Write rules for responsive design for a mobile and large-screen view.

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There are 4 modules in this course

What does it mean to have responsive design for your site? How can you tell if your existing site is responsive? This week we will begin with the theories behind the "mobile-first paradigm" - the idea that your mobile site should provide everything needed, not a pared-down version of a good page. We end the week by taking the first concrete step of using fluid measurements in your CSS.

What's included

6 videos9 readings1 quiz3 discussion prompts

This week you will get a chance to put the theories into practice using media queries in your CSS. These queries can automatically change the look and functionality of your site based on the size of the browser being used to view the page. This allows you to decide what type of look you want to achieve at various screen sizes, also called "viewports".

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7 videos3 readings2 quizzes1 peer review1 app item

Knowing what your want your site to look like is the first step, but actually writing the code is another. This week we look at the grid and flex display properties to suggest ways to organize the layout of your page. We also talk about media queries that you should be including to increase the accessibility of your page. These queries can react to user preferences about color schemes, animation, and more.

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5 videos5 readings

After every good programmer has put in time creating sites from scratch, it is common to utilize existing tools out there. After all, why recreate the wheel? The work you have done up to this point will give you the knowledge needed to craft your own unique sites from these frameworks. This week we will work with Bootstrap, a framework that uses HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript (but don't worry if you have never used JavaScript yourself).

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10 videos5 readings1 quiz1 peer review1 app item

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Colleen van Lent, Ph.D.
University of Michigan
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